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Jun 5, 2026

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Too Much TV: Adventures In Vague Viewer Data

Also, Evan Shapiro and the attention economy

Too Much TV: Consumers Are Spending More Than Ever On TV

Jun 4, 2026

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Too Much TV: Consumers Are Spending More Than Ever On TV

And ChatGPT and Claude score below 51% Accuracy on streaming availability questions

Netflix

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Too Much TV: '60 Minute' Staffers Believe Lesley Stahl Won't Return To The Show

Jun 3, 2026

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Too Much TV: '60 Minute' Staffers Believe Lesley Stahl Won't Return To The Show

Plus, YouTube overtakes Netflix for average daily viewing time

Rick Ellis

Jun 2, 2026

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Too Much TV: Scott Pelley Fired From '60 Minutes'

Pelley declined to apologize for confronting new EP Nick Bilton during a staff meeting

Too Much TV: Only On Netflix Could Tony Hinchcliffe Be Described As A ‘Man Of The People’

Jun 2, 2026

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Too Much TV: Only On Netflix Could Tony Hinchcliffe Be Described As A ‘Man Of The People’

Also, a look at a much different way to measure in-home media consumption.

Too Much TV: YouTube Creator Movies Point To Another Future For Hollywood

Jun 1, 2026

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6 min read

Too Much TV: YouTube Creator Movies Point To Another Future For Hollywood

And the use of AI Chat Bots by media companies may drive you insane.

Strip Law

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Too Much TV: The Friday News Dump

May 29, 2026

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7 min read

Too Much TV: The Friday News Dump

Plus a look at what you should be watching this weekend

Rick Ellis

Too Much TV: The Ampere Study On Increased Time Between Seasons Doesn’t Mean What The Hollywood Trades Are Telling You

May 27, 2026

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7 min read

Too Much TV: The Ampere Study On Increased Time Between Seasons Doesn’t Mean What The Hollywood Trades Are Telling You

Despite what some people think, I don't enjoy being contrary

Too Much TV: What Are People Actually Watching On YouTube?

May 26, 2026

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5 min read

Too Much TV: What Are People Actually Watching On YouTube?

Spoiler: no one outside the company apparently knows