What was once a simple process with separate and distinct levels (production, distribution, and exhibition) originally inherited from the film industry, has now become an extremely complex system whose result is the end of competition and maximization of profits. The ultimate effect of these convoluted, complex interrelationships is the stifling of innovation and the powerfully interlinked markets for ratings, audiences and programs that approximates a monopoly on television in the US. These fully integrated overlapping conglomerates prove false the presumption of fierce competition and speak volumes about what finally is available for audiences to see, the ability of writers, producers, and actors to participate in what is ultimately produced, aired, and distributed. Thus, the use of the political economics of communication offers a very useful mechanism by which to assess the sociocultural and financial consequences of the proliferation of streaming media in both the present and post-COVID 19 future.
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