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Tyler Aquilina

  • Media Analyst, Variety Intelligence Platform, Variety
Los Angeles
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Dispensing witticisms in hopes of your approval. Media analyst @Variety Intelligence Platform. Formerly @EW, @THR.
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Streamers Still Haven’t Cracked Content Discovery — Yet

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By Tyler Aquilina
| luminatedata.com
When content discovery on streaming video platforms is discussed, it’s usually in terms of how difficult or bad it is. The challenge in connecting viewers with content they want to watch, but may not think of themselves, is a deep-seated problem streamers have been struggling with since the very start of the streaming wars — and have seemingly gotten no closer to solving.
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16 hilarious mockumentaries that capture the absurdities of everyday life

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By Kevin Jacobsen, Rachel Yang, Maureen Lenker, Lauren Huff, Devan Coggan Verified, Sarah Sprague, Tyler Aquilina, Derek Lawrence Verified, Rebecca Detken Verified, Mary Sollosi, Christian Holub Verified
| Aol Verified
The mockumentary exploded in the mid-to-late-2000s, thanks to the popularity of sitcoms like The Office, Parks and Recreation, and Modern Family. But filmmakers have been using the format to tell hyperrealistic stories and break the fourth wall by directly addressing the audience for decades, from Albert Brooks' prescient Real Life (1979) to Rob Reiner's cult classic, This Is Spinal Tap (1984). The best mockumentaries satirize the conventions of everyday life to gut-busting effect.
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How Streaming Series Cancellations Have Changed Post-Peak TV

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By Tyler Aquilina
| luminatedata.com
When Luminate released the special report The Show Must Go Off in 2023, analyzing series cancellation rates and trends in the TV industry, the business was in the midst of a profound transformation. Faced with the end of streaming’s glory days and roiled by twin guild strikes, Hollywood was being forced to seriously rethink its priorities — a crisis that would ultimately reshape content budgets and bring the Peak TV era to a definitive close.
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