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What TV Stations Really Want From Syndicators in 2021


That business model is going to be uncertain though over how big the audience size will be with syndicated shows.
“We need to support the independents as much as possible,” said one station buyer. “Independents have been the engine that have pushed the industry forward.”

Independent studios — such as Debmar-Mercury and SPT — operate without an affiliate network or TV stations, which means they are free to work with the highest bidder or most interested party on any given project.

“What pushes the marketplace forward is the trust you get from groups who are more agile, smaller, more adept and more hungry,” that source said. “That’s where change comes from, the change doesn’t come from groups who are established and content with where they are.”

Other companies — such as Comcast-owned NBCUniversal or The Walt Disney Co. — tend to develop projects for their own stations
and then sell them to non-owned stations in other markets.
 
Anything cheap what they want, and television syndication is not like how it used to be. Jerry Springer, Oprah, Regis all did
local news before getting a daytime tv show. Now the executives want big names to draw the people in.
Drew Barrymore I like her, but whatever executive thought she should have a talk show need to have their head examined.
 
WXMI Fox17 doesn't need to fill 10AM before the failed Mel Robbins Show in 2019 Steve Wilkos was aired at 10AM since its debut in 2006 now airs at 12PM. Drew Barrymore gets a double run at 10AM & 2AM.
 
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