Split Screens; Hollywood  

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Jenis: Article from Bulletin/Magazine
Dalam koleksi: The Economist (http://search.proquest.com/) vol. 406 no. 8824 (Feb. 2013), page 57-58.
Topik: Television Production Industry; Motion Picture Industry; Business Conditions; Market Strategy; Comparability; Profitability

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The economics of the film industry are changing. Profits are down, even though Hollywood is making splashier films for new, fast-growing markets. Meanwhile, television, once the unglamorous sister, is enjoying record earnings and unprecedented critical acclaim. Hollywood executives have long been paranoid and insecure. Now they have cause to be. The business model within film is broken, says Amir Malin of Qualia Capital, a private-equity firm. Film and TV are very different businesses, though studios like Warner Bros and Fox do both. TV is relatively stable and currently lucrative. In contrast, film revenues are volatile. Hollywood's movie studios are confronting three long-term problems: less lucrative home-entertainment divisions, the rising cost of making films and the terms they get in fast-growing new markets.

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