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.
Older Viewers Are Streaming’s Fastest-Growing Fans
TV / Video
Streaming now accounts for one-fourth of all total TV usage, according to new Nielsen data.
Viewers Returning to Live Sports, but Not Necessarily on Linear TV
Sports fans may not be returning to see their favorite teams on linear TV, and are opting to stream the games instead.
New Gaming Network VENN Programs for Gen Z, but Operates Like Traditional TV
TV / Video
New network VENN is hoping to tap into Gen Z culture by bringing video game’s biggest players and personalities to the 24/7 live channel.
Peacock’s Saved By The Bell Is an Ode to the Original—But Don’t Call It a Reboot
TV / Video
Peacock's Saved by the Bell will feature plenty of Easter eggs for fans of the original show, but hopes to look and sound very different from the original.
Peacock Sets MacGruber Series, Weekly Late Night Shows from Amber Ruffin and Larry Wilmore
Peacock solidifies its originals lineup by picking up a MacGruber series and setting weekly late night shows from Amber Ruffin and Larry Wilmore.
Hulu’s Woke Wants to Start a Conversation About Police Brutality
The 8-episode series stars New Girl’s Lamorne Morris.
Hulu Rolls Out Discounted Annual Subscription for Ad-Supported Users
TV / Video
Hulu is rolling out a discounted annual payment plan for its current ad-supported subscribers, which costs $59.99 per year.
Amazon Hopes Utopia Will Offer Covid-19 Distraction—Even Though It’s About a Pandemic
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Amazon hopes its upcoming conspiracy thriller Utopia will provide a distraction from Covid-19—even though it's set during a pandemic.
Amazon Orders A League Of Their Own TV Series From Broad City’s Abbi Jacobson
TV / Video
Amazon has ordered A League of Their Own, based on the 1992 film, which will focus on new players.
ViacomCBS Plans International Streaming Service and Expanded CBS All Access Originals
TV / Video
ViacomCBS detailed its expansions plans for CBS All Access and a new international streaming service during its quarterly earnings call.
