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Streaming show renewals keep falling, new study finds

TV Tech’s George Winslow reports that a new study finds that streaming series are struggling with cancellation rates that are higher than broadcast TV, extending a multiyear trend as platforms cancel more shows after one or two seasons.

Why it matters. Producers and talent lose leverage to negotiate multi-season deals as streamers favor shorter, lower-commitment series orders.

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