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.
Here’s Why You Might Have to Pay to Watch US Olympic Men’s Basketball
Convergent TV
Peacock is hoping to learn from a paywall experiment.
Ted Lasso and US Soccer Team Up Ahead of Season 2 and Tokyo Olympics
New episodes of Apple TV+ comedy premiere on July 23 as the Games kick off.
Netflix Premieres an Alien Watch Party at the Olympics
The intergalactic spot, debuting Friday, is the streamer's second global brand campaign.
HBO Max Adds Nearly 3 Million Subscribers as Streamer Finds Its Footing
AT&T raised its forecast to expect between 70 million and 73 million streaming subscribers by year's end.
NBCUniversal Readies Its First Always-On, Streaming-Heavy Olympics
The company's programming plan offers 'the best of both worlds.'
VAB Asks Media Rating Council to Axe Nielsen Accreditation, Escalating Feud
The companies have battled for months over ratings accuracy: 'All is not well.'
As Domestic Growth Stalls, Netflix Plots Video Game Expansion
The company is focusing on other ways to increase members’ screen time.
HBO Max Lets Snapchatters Sample Original Shows
The first episodes of more than two dozen series, including The Flight Attendant and Gossip Girl, are available for free on the platform.
NBCU’s Biggest Franchises Lend Their Star Power to Summer Olympics Promos
Big-name athletes and characters push audiences to tune in.
Netflix Gets Scary Good Results With Fear Street’s Weekly Releases
Convergent TV
The installments in the three-part film series, premiering on Fridays, are among the service's most-popular films.