The TV industry refers to the sector of the economy that encompasses the production, distribution, and broadcasting of television content. This includes various components such as television networks, cable and satellite providers, streaming services, production companies, advertising agencies, and related technology suppliers. The industry is responsible for creating various genres of content, including news, dramas, comedies, documentaries, reality shows, and more, and it caters to a wide audience through different platforms, ranging from traditional broadcast to digital streaming. The TV industry plays a crucial role in shaping popular culture, influencing viewer preferences, and driving advertising revenue, and it constantly evolves with advancements in technology and shifts in consumer behavior.
Roch-Olivier Maistre delivers his final address as head of Arcom without mentioning the looming shutdown of two TV channels. Cyril Hanouna’s future is a focal point; opinions differ on whether…