Kelsey Sutton
Kelsey Sutton is the streaming editor at Adweek, where she covers the business of streaming television. She was previously a media reporter at Mic and Politico.
Nielsen to Release Monthly Snapshot of Total TV Time
Convergent TV
‘The Gauge’ will combine national panel data with newly introduced streaming video ratings.
Disney+ Shifts All New Original Series Releases From Fridays to Wednesdays
The move follows the mid-week release success of Marvel original Loki.
The Daily Show With Trevor Noah Plans Fall Refresh After 3-Month Summer Hiatus
After June 17, the Comedy Central series will go off the air until September.
Netflix’s Global Content Ambitions Look a Lot Like Lupin
The streamer is focused on finding shows that perform locally and travel well.
Adult Swim Didn’t Start Its TikTok Trend, but the Network Is Running With It
Convergent TV
Nighttime cable brand is looking to amplify creators—but 'you can't force things,' says its president.
Netflix Pushes Into Ecommerce With Online Shop Selling Show-Specific Collections
Convergent TV
The streamer is building out limited-edition product lines around its hit series.
Nielsen Also Lowballed Local TV Ratings During Covid-19, Audit Finds
Convergent TV
The review follows an earlier confirmation of national audience pandemic undercount.
Paramount+ Rolls Out Ad-Supported Tier Priced at $4.99 Per Month
Convergent TV
The ViacomCBS-owned service is adding 1,000 films to both its ad-free and ad-supported options on June 10.
Amber Ruffin Can’t Keep Her Ideas to Herself—and Late Night Will Never Be the Same
Convergent TV
Her ‘goofy little playtime’ on Peacock has become the genre’s most exciting series.
We Spent a Day Watching HBO Max With Ads—and Here’s What We Found
Convergent TV
Including a much lighter advertising load than expected.