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How Hollywood’s moving from classics to a tech-driven world

Streaming has untethered viewers from TV schedules, with 271 online video services in the U.S. catering to every niche, from horror buffs to horse enthusiasts, per Parks Associates.

From the article, "How Hollywood’s moving from classics to a tech-driven world" by Vera Emoghene

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