Weekly Journal #112
Industry News
It’s Scary How Dominant Apple Has Become. But How Scary? (New York Times)
The Future of Content: A New Report From VIP+ (Variety)
Film
Kim’s Video Is Back. What Even Is a Video Store in 2022? (New York Times)
‘CODA’ Surge On AppleTV+ Post Historic Oscar Wins (Deadline)
Redbox Lays Off 10% Of Workforce, Citing Pandemic’s Toll (Deadline)
Why ‘the Batman’ Signals Much-needed Turning Point For Warner Bros. (Variety)
Television
Stock In TV Ratings Giant Nielsen Jumps 20% On News Of $16B Sale To Private Equity Group (Deadline)
Endeavor Content & Anonymous Content Form Joint Venture To Produce Scripted TV Series (Deadline)
Judge Judy & CBS Win Battle Over Profits From Sale Of Syndicated Series’ Library (Deadline)
‘Bridgerton’ Season 2 Sets Netflix Opening Weekend Viewing Record (Exclusive) (Hollywood Reporter)
Amy Schumer Uses Hulu Dramedy to Expose Her “Big Secret” (Hollywood Reporter)
Digital
Ben McKenzie Would Like a Word With the Crypto Bros (New York Times)
State Attorneys General Ask Snap And TikTok To Give Parents More Control Over Apps (New York Times)
In Other News
Your Feelings Are No Excuse (Atlantic)
Want to See the Weirdest of Wikipedia? Look No Further. (New York Times)
How To Change A Genre: Grappling with Racism and Respect in Roots Music (The Cut)