Quick hit here…
Companies are finally aggressively marketing alternatives to TV and using the writer’s strike as user chum.
This is an economic problem for TV that will not be evident for many months. Here’s why:
Ad rates online are at least 1/3rd lower than TV/Print rates. Migrating the same viewership online cuts your revenue by 2/3rds at [...]
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Writer’s Strike and Consequences
Posted in business strategy, economics, hollywood, tagged economics, hollywood, iptv, wga, writer's strike on January 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Writer’s Strike
Posted in economics, hollywood, tagged economics, hollywood, wga, writer's strike on December 14, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Oh man. Really, are writers still on strike?!
This never made sense as a defensive measure for writers to get paid for reuse of work on “new media.” It’s making less and less sense as this carries on. The logic and economics breakdown when you consider the only thing a work stoppage on [...]
