Jason Snell and a rotating group of experts break down the present and future of television. Hosted by Jason Snell.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 104 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsTV & FilmTech News |
The possibility of David Ellison buying Warner Bros. Discovery to add to his collection, the threat and promise of spread-out sports rights, sponsorships that might become forbidden fruit, Netflix live boxing success, TV picks, and your letters!
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Now that David Ellison owns Paramount, what's next? Also, your letters and our TV picks! [Downstream+ subscribers also get: K-Pop Demon Hunters, Wheel and Jeopardy and Sesame Street stream, Apple TV+ price hike, and binging "The Paper."]
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ESPN has left the exclusivity of the cable bundle at long last, and we break down what it all means. Also: TV Picks and your letters! (Downstream+ listeners also get: MLB's complex new TV deals, and can Jason cut the cord for real?)
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To celebrate our 100th episode, we draft streaming services!
Guest Starring:
Will Carroll, Steven Schapansky, and Josef Adalian
Links and Show Notes:
Draft picks:
• Joe: Apple TV+
• Steven: MLB.tv
• Will: YouTube Premium
• Jason: HBO Max
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Hosts constantly using acronyms I have no idea what they mean. Also always hearing sirens and honking cars in the background which is not great for listening in the car.
Extremely informative about the state of the streaming economy and entertainment industry more broadly. Julia and Jason always bring something interesting to the table
I’ve listened since the beginning, but was sad to unfollow today. The new model of a partial show is just disappointing. I don’t mind adding content just for Plus subscribers, but to take away most of the show instead, caused me to quit listening altogether.
I have really enjoyed this show, but I am disappointed by their new subscription model. I understand needing to find new revenue sources, but locking half of every other episode behind a paywall is not cool.
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A dynamic exploration of the current and future landscape of television, featuring enlightening discussions about key industry players, trends, and broadcasting strategies. The content often focuses on the significant role of streaming services, implications of corporate mergers, and the evolving viewer preferences. The engaging format brings in experts from media and sports, providing diverse insights into the business and cultural aspects of television. With a focus on streaming wars and innovative media strategies, audiences can expect informative commentary and thought-provoking analysis on how technology and viewer behavior shape the content they consume.
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Recent guests on Downstream include:
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2. Stephen Shipansky
3. Joseph Adalian
4. Will Carroll
5. Meg James
6. Josef Adalian
7. Joe Adalian
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