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71 Million People Can't Be Wrong
Paramount's advertising president John Halley indulges our request to pitch IndieWire on why his core streaming service should be kept alive.
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Netflix and Amazon are also tinkering with ways in which to pay talent based on performance.
Skip the Line
AMC locations will offer the feature before it rolls out to other exhibitors.
Earnings
"Streaming" made $86 million in the first quarter of 2024.
Let the cable deja vu begin: A new trio of Disney+, Hulu, and Max arrives in summer.
Grimace
A merger with Skydance or a buyout from Sony are each looking less likely. What happens if the company decides to stay the course?
Earnings
Iger believes his content can go 12 rounds with Netflix, but the Disney rival's technology is the TKO.
Earnings
Marvel will release 2-3 movies and no more than two series per year, Bob Iger says.
Safe Sex
Intimacy coordinators are not just for sex scenes anymore. Enter: the mental health coordinator.
Earnings
From January-March 2024, Disney lost $18 million at its direct-to-consumer business while adding 6.3 million subscribers to Disney+. Blame sports.
Insecure
"Passwords are really a terrible security mechanism," Dan Draper, the CEO of data-protection company CipherStash tells IndieWire.
Off to the Races
"Senna" is only one of the streamer's four big bets on LATAM — that's Latin American — productions this year.
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