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January 27, 2019
Amanda Lotz

2018 Media Business Year in Review, Part II

January 27, 2019
Amanda Lotz

Amanda and Alex finish the year in review wrap up with a look back at a few more industries and a look forward at the issues to watch in 2019. We close with our “favorites” of 2018 and a big announcement about the show.

January 27, 2019
Amanda Lotz

Tagged: Theater, Broadband access, journalism

Amanda Lotz

2019 Media Business Matters Recap
2018 Media Business Year in Review, Part I

Media Business Matters Podcast

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The podcast that explores why recent news in the media business matters to people who love media

You’ve already heard what happened this week, but we take the next steps of explaining why it matters and why you should care. This isn’t a place of pontificating and empty predictions, but of getting to the meat of what is going on in media today and the implications for media businesses and media consumers. Knowledgeable outsiders, Alex, a journalist, and Amanda, a professor, consider emerging changes without a stake in the disruptions to explore why the transformative shifts experienced by media today matter to you.

You can subscribe to our podcast in iTunes and can subscribe directly to our RSS feed by copying that link. Send us your questions or suggested topics at DrTVLotz@gmail.com

About Amanda and Alex

Amanda Lotz is a professor of media studies at the University of Michigan and author of several books about media and media industries including The Television Will Be Revolutionized  and Portals: A Treatise on Internet-Distributed Television.

Alex Intner is a journalist who specializes in reporting on the arts and media industries. You can find his writing in The Michigan Daily, where he was an arts writer and web developer.

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Streaming Video: Storytelling Across Borders
Netflix and Streaming Video: The Business of Subscriber-funded Video on Demand
Media Disrupted: Surviving Pirates, Cannibals and Streaming Wars
We Now Disrupt This Broadcast: How Cable Transformed Television & the Internet Revolutionized It All
Portals: A Treatise on Internet-Distributed Television
The Television Will Be Revolutionized
Gender and Television: Redesigning Women and Cable Guys
Overviews: Media Industry Studies, Television Studies, Understanding Media Industries

© 2015 Amanda D. Lotz