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Dear LA Times Reader,
Today we are excited to share with you the 16 articles from our latest premium issue titled The Ultimate Guide to Streaming. This comprehensive guide is a collaborative effort of the film, TV, and Company Town teams here at The Times, designed to help navigate through the complex world of streaming platforms.
We start off by providing an exhaustive Ultimate Streaming Power Rankings, giving insights into the power dynamics among major players like Netflix alongside HBO Max. As we delve further, you'll understand how the shift from Peak TV to a new era marked by discontent has reshaped our viewing habits.
Our exploration continues with The Most Wanted section where we uncover why iconic films and television series are missing from your streaming library, revealing surprising reasons behind their absence on platforms such as Netflix or Amazon Prime Video.
For those seeking diverse content, Robert Lloyd offers recommations for 30 TV shows in this issue, covering global productions across languages including Mandarin, Spanish, and Arabic to name a few. His picks promise to expand your viewing horizons beyond the norm.
The articles then turn towards the industry from a critical perspective - how success is measured on streaming platforms affects the survival of series, along with its influence on the world of animation and the rise of free-streaming services med at keeping costs low while mntning high-quality content consumption.
As we move forward into the digital realm, you'll also find an analysis on the potential of short-form video in the light of the TikTok phenomenon and how streaming platforms have evolved to meet this demand. The guide also includes a detled look into sports documentaries which were ignited by the success of The Last Dance.
A section dedicated to boutique streamers offers insight into the current landscape, highlighting the likes of BET+, Crunchyroll as they redefine their role in the industry and catering to specific interests.
In terms of entertnment deals gone big, our exploration of multimillion-dollar commitments made by Netflix reveals a mixed bag of outcomes that question the value these agreements bring to the streaming giants.
Additionally, you will read about Spanish-language streamers who are shaking up traditional TV formats for the younger audience in search of fresh talent and audience engagement.
Lastly, we look ahead at how movie theaters have adapted alongside streaming platforms, hinting at a future where both can coexist peacefully rather than compete aggressively.
With this guide, we m to illuminate your path through the world of streaming entertnment. Whether you're looking for new shows to binge-watch or insights on industry trs and developments, our team has curated articles to cater to your every need.
Look forward to returning to regular programming next week after this in-depth exploration into the realm of streaming. Until then, enjoy the journey through the Ultimate Guide to Streaming.
Warm regards,
Los Angeles Times Staff
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