As streaming platforms battle for anime dominance, the simulcast model has quietly become the most aggressive experiment in global TV distribution—reshaping how, when, and where audiences consume media.
While platforms chase prestige dramas, a parallel universe of low-stakes, ambient entertainment has quietly become the most-watched content category on streaming.
As platforms like TikTok and Snapchat bankroll vertical-first films, a new generation of directors is rewriting visual grammar for a portrait-shaped world—and challenging everything cinema assumed about framing.
From Discord co-streams to Reddit live threads, communal viewing is no longer a bonus feature — it's becoming the default way we experience entertainment. Here's what that means for the industry.
Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, film franchises — everything is now an 'era.' We examine how packaged cycles of reinvention became entertainment's most powerful and exhausting business model.
The streaming platforms spent a decade competing for subscribers. Now they are competing for creators — and the creators are starting to win.
