HBO Case Study
HBO CASE STUDY
Notes:
· On February 1st, 2011, Sky launched a new channel called Sky Atlantic
· network broadcasters: These are broadcast and production companies that are freely available across America. They produce their own shows and also buy in shows produced by other production companies. They broadcast a range of programmes including movies, entertainment, sports, game shows, reality television and news.
· Syndication is the term given to the sale of the rights to show network productions to other broadcasters (also called affiliates)
· cable broadcasters: These are production and broadcast companies that are only available in the US by subscription. Cable broadcasters do run advertising, but their income is supplemented by subscription feel
· network shows are more comforting and reassuring
· cable shows take commitment and demand loyalty
· network shows can get a new audience while their running
· cable shows have an audience that must be prepared to buy DVDs or watch reruns
Activity 1:
HBO is owned by Warner Bros. Discovery. Fox is owned by News corporation. Showtime is owned by Viacom. HBO and Showtime have partnered before in 1994. These networks all show the television programmes that come out so people can watch all at once or just watch.
Activity 2:
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Text |
Producer/Broadcaster |
Network or Cable codes |
|
The vampire Diaries |
Julie Pec and Kevin Williamson |
CW network (Netflix, HBO, Peacock) |
|
Supernatural |
Eric Kripke |
WB/CW |
|
Stargate |
Brad Wright |
Prime, Showtime |
|
Bones |
Hart Hanson |
Fox |
|
Glee |
Ryan Patrick Murphy |
Fox, DVD, Hulu Disney+, |
|
Ugly Betty |
Silvio Horta |
ABC |
|
Friday |
Patricia Charbonnet |
Netflix |
|
The Residence |
Paul William Davies |
Netflix |
|
Madea’s Big Happy Family |
Tyler Perry |
BET+ |
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