Explore
Trendpost
15 TV ratings and business terms to understand before judging a 2026 cancellation
Decode the language of TV executives. Understand the key ratings terms that decide if your favorite show gets renewed or canceled in 2026.
Read More
Trendpost
Why tighter production constraints can sometimes make TV series feel more intentional
Cable TV budgets are shrinking, but many shows look more focused than ever. We explain why financial constraints are forcing a new kind of creativity.
Read More
Trendline
Television Academies Consider Reunion After 50-Year Split to Streamline Emmy Awards
Television Academies Consider Reunion After 50-Year Split to Streamline Emmy Awards
Read More
Trendpost
Why the Yellowstone universe remains a powerful anchor for Paramount Network in 2026
In an era dominated by streaming, one television franchise has the unique power to define a modern cable network's entire brand and ensure its survival.
Read More
Trendpost
Cable TV vs. FAST in 2026: Where Paid TV Still Has an Edge
In 2026, the TV landscape is split between pricey cable and free streaming. Here's a look at how they differ and why premium brands still hold an advantage.
Read More
Trendpost
Cable TV Has Less Cultural Dominance in 2026—But Distinctive Channels Can Still Stand Out
As cord-cutting accelerates in 2026, the decline of the cable bundle creates a surprising opportunity for channels with sharp, niche identities to thrive.
Read More
Trendline
Paramount Seeks to Extend Jon Stewart's 'Daily Show' Contract Beyond 2026 Amidst Late-Night Landscape Changes
Paramount Seeks to Extend Jon Stewart's 'Daily Show' Contract Beyond 2026 Amidst Late-Night Landscape Changes
Read More
Trendpost
How tighter casts and contained sets can help TV productions manage smaller budgets
Cable TV is in an era of retrenchment, with shows in 2026 using smaller casts and fewer sets to navigate new economic and creative realities.
Read More
Trendpost
Why it is okay for a 2026 cable TV channel to serve a specific fandom instead of everyone
In the age of streaming, the smartest move for a cable channel isn't to chase mass appeal, but to build a loyal, dedicated community around a niche fandom.
Read More
Trendpost
From household ratings to cross-platform data: the long road to cable TV measurement in 2026
The way we measure TV audiences is undergoing a seismic shift, moving from simple household ratings to complex, cross-platform data sets.
Read More
Trendpost
Why baking marathons, classic sitcoms, and hobby channels make appealing comfort viewing
In an era of endless streaming, discover why U.S. audiences are finding comfort in hyper-specific cable TV niches and marathon programming in 2026.
Read More
Trendline
Creed Bratton's Green Transformation for 'Smiling Friends' Episode Garners Emmy Attention
Creed Bratton's Green Transformation for 'Smiling Friends' Episode Garners Emmy Attention
Read More