This week on TVREV, Charter v Disney, MRC standing down, and a summary of articles from across the industry.

Pay TV revenue may not be all that important to Charter these days, giving it the upper hand vs Disney + why Amazon’s under the radar shoppable content play may be a game changer.

Daniel Winner delves into the Media & Entertainment industry's shift, exploring the unmatched value of fan equity in driving success in today's digital landscape.

Disney and Charter are locked in an impasse that could reshape the cable TV and sports industries. But one analyst suggests Disney needs to give in, and figure out a new cable paradigm, because it needs the money, and fast.

Brandon Katz dives into the TV genre wars, revealing which genres lean on mega hits and which offer a broader appeal.

An analysis from Inscape shows that streaming is the preferred choice over cable/satellite as the top TV viewing source for U.S. households, helping power FAST growth.

The NFL’s hiatus week cleared the way for college football to score big on TV, with the U.S. Open in a distant second for viewership share, per Inscape.

This week on TVREV, Labor Day is full of right’s fights, and a summary of articles from across the industry.

We talked to Paul Kontonis, CMO of Revry, and he explains what his company does, and how it supports and represents the LGBTQ+ community

Why Scripps might want to push streaming rather than over-the-air and why the VAB and Nielsen really need to do more to get along.

Niche streaming services can find a way to survive amid ever-expanding competition, but they need to be smart about it, a panel of industry analysts said this week. It won’t be easy, but maybe even more challenging for the biggest streaming companies.

Samsung’s George Carens, explains Samsung’s three-part strategy for helping streamers to retain subscribers.

Brandon Katz looks at why the raw number of streaming titles keeps growing even though the content boom is slowing down.

Sportsbook brands are growing their TV footprint, by looking at non-sports programming as well.

Five of last week’s top ten programs by watch-time were sports-related, per Inscape.

This week on TVREV, networks crying foul on Nielsen, X toppling FOX, and a summary of articles from across the industry.

Why CNN Max is not going to cannibalize CNN OG (but which one will be the alpha) and why old players are getting out and new players are getting in to the daytime syndication game.

As the writer and actor strikes grind on, the industry they’re working for continues to shift dramatically toward streaming, as shown by a string of new studies. By the time strikers return, the industry could be radically different.

As YouTube grows aspirations with the NFL, it’s also seeing shrinking video lengths elsewhere.

CPG gets in on the potential sales benefits of CTV, with Vizio Ads