Dozens of original shows and films have been erased from streaming platforms. Some companies can receive tax breaks by nixing content.

According to research from Oxford Economics, streaming customers have a lot to be grumpy about.

“This battle that the big streamers are undertaking … it could turn into a bloody battle, and there could be victims of it,” said NYU professor Luis Cabral.

While awards ceremonies have helped box office sales in the past, viewership has been on the decline.

Between surprise hits and the push and pull of streaming, Stephanie Silverman says theaters still have lessons to learn.

There have been only 66 films in wide release so far this year, down more than a third from this point in 2019, according to Comscore.

Netflix may be moving away from spending lavishly on talent to build its brand, but the demand for the content is still there.

Pent up demand for in-person experiences may make up for slipping subscriber numbers.

Nashville’s Belcourt just had its first “normal” weekend in 2 years, while supply chain issues and industry change are adding obstacles.

In the writers room and elsewhere, showrunners play key roles in TV production, but changes in the entertainment industry could make them harder to find.