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The New Gatekeepers The old TV playbook is dead. Where networks once served as the primary tastemakers of what content made it to air—and who got to watch it—streaming giants have taken over that role with global force. Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Disney+ now decide what gets produced, pushed, and promoted. Algorithms, not programming […]

Intro: This Week in Media Let’s cut to the chase: media is in flux, and it’s not slowing down. This week, traditional broadcasters tightened their grip on paywalls, streaming giants played musical chairs, and AI continued its quiet invasion into newsrooms. Platforms are shifting, power is rebalancing, and nobody seems bulletproof. Even if you’re not

Introduction: Collision Course It’s no longer old school vs. new school—it’s survival. Traditional media, once the cornerstone of how we consumed news, entertainment, and culture, is now one contender among many in a crowded digital world. For decades, cable, print, and radio held the mic. But over the last ten years, digital-native platforms like YouTube,

Introduction: A Shifting Media Landscape For most of the 20th century, traditional media called the shots. Television anchored living rooms. Newspapers set the news agenda. Radio filled the gaps in between. It was a top-down world—editors decided what mattered, and audiences tuned in when told. Then the internet arrived, slow at first, then unmistakable. The

Introduction: A Media Landscape in Flux Ten years ago, most people still flipped channels on cable, skimmed morning newspapers on the table, and caught headlines on the hour via radio. Today? Screens have fractured, formats have compressed, and attention is currency. You’re more likely to get your news from a social feed than a printed

Introduction: A Clear Shift in Power The media landscape isn’t what it used to be. In the span of two decades, control has shifted from newsrooms to newsfeeds. Traditional gatekeepers—editors, broadcasters, networks—once curated the flow of information. Now, users decide what they see, when they see it, and who they trust to deliver it. Linear

A New Front Page: Social Media as the First Stop for News Where Breaking News Breaks First The days of waiting for the evening news or refreshing a news website are long gone. Today, platforms like Twitter/X, TikTok, and Instagram have become the first places many people turn to when news breaks. Twitter/X still serves

Introduction: News Moves at the Speed of Scroll The days of waiting for the evening news broadcast or tomorrow’s paper are long gone. In their place, we have something faster, rawer, and constantly updating. Social media has pulled newsrooms out of their towers and into the crowd, where breaking stories often show up first as

Introduction: A New Era of Distribution Traditional cable and network TV didn’t vanish overnight—but the cracks have turned into craters. Ratings are down. Cord-cutting is no longer a trend; it’s the status quo. Viewers have moved on, favoring platforms that offer flexibility, control, and content on their terms. The streaming model thrives because it taps

Introduction A Month That Moved Fast This month proved to be pivotal in the media industry—not just because of big headlines, but because of the accelerating pace of transformation across every sector. From strategic shakeups in streaming to surprising partnerships and ongoing struggles in traditional broadcast, the momentum hasn’t let up. What Made This Month