Your latest searches
Capcode
Show Posts
Deleted Posts
Ghost Posts
Post Type
Results
Order
77KiB, 1000x619, dead as fug.jpg
View SameGoogleiqdbSauceNAO

Children's Networks Flatlining

Anonymous No.106420581 ViewReplyOriginalReport
Quoted By: >>106421201 >>106421241 >>106421281 >>106421388 >>106421475 >>106421721 >>106421758 >>106421839 >>106422594 >>106424554 >>106424768 >>106424796 >>106426489 >>106426733 >>106426986 >>106427057 >>106427352 >>106427433 >>106427965 >>106428238 >>106428392 >>106429781 >>106429977 >>106430054 >>106430232 >>106430359 >>106431132 >>106431532 >>106432019 >>106434184 >>106434242 >>106437353 >>106439857 >>106442661 >>106442701
>Kids TV: It’s probably no surprise that the kid-targeted networks are being hurt the most as a new generation of kids ignore linear TV to either watch YouTube videos, play Fortnite, or binge TV on one of the streaming services. Nickelodeon was down 29 percent in 2018, while Cartoon Network is off a stunning 36 percent. (Cartoon’s older sibling Adult Swim, which targets 18-24-year-olds, is also off by 12 percent.) Disney Channel is commercial-free, and therefore not on this list, but its tween network Disney XD is down 23 percent.

https://www.indiewire.com/2018/12/network-ratings-top-channels-espn-cnn-fox-news-cbs-nbc-abc-1202030597/
How the FUCK are these channels not going under? How is it still profitable? This is not sustainable at all, can anyone in the industry enlighten me?

Also, thread theme: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04F4xlWSFh0
×