How New Paramount+ Strategy To “Super-Serve” Key Audiences And Franchises Could Impact Star Trek
New commentary from Paramount execs could indicate more changes to come for Star Trek.
New commentary from Paramount execs could indicate more changes to come for Star Trek.
It may be gone from Paramount+, but ‘Prodigy’ was not forgotten at SDCC.
Paramount+ highlights both the TV shows and the movies.
Kayla, Brian, Tony, and Laurie commiserate on the sad news but are hopeful for the future.
We round up what industry watchers are saying, plus ‘Prodigy’ wins its own award.
The WGA is on strike and Paramount+ needs scripts to keep making Star Trek content.
The new season is a hit for Paramount+.
‘Discovery’ will be featured in other campaign media.
We are expecting an announcement on Trek’s future soon.
Season 3 of Picard will be available next week on Paramount+ internationally.
There is also a new ‘Picard’ campaign starting up.
The home of Star Trek streaming is growing in 2023.
‘Strange New Worlds’ star Anson Mount was in Berlin for the launch event.
We have video and photos from this stunt marketing event.
How absolute is the Federation’s law against genetic engineering?
Paramount Global’s free streaming service is getting more Trek.
‘Strange New Worlds’ and ‘Discovery’ are also coming to Asia this week.
‘Lower Decks’ season 2 is out on Blu-ray and DVD today.
All of Europe should have access to Paramount+ shows by the end of the year.
We also have an update on Paramount+ in South Korea.
We have details on the global expansion of Paramount Plus, the home of new Star Trek shows.
And the ad-free subscription is just $2/month
More of the Star Trek announcements from the Investor Day event.
The consolidation of Star Trek and Paramount+ is almost complete.
But there’s good news for ‘Picard’ and Prime International.
Tony and Laurie also cover the latest news on the Section 31 show.
CEO Bob Bakish says Star Trek is “working” for Paramount+; talks up ‘Discovery’ season four numbers.
ViacomCBS has listened to international fans, and has been working hard to give them options.
“We’re building out the Star Trek franchise,” says David Nevins.
The launch of ‘Star Trek: Prodigy’ has Brian Robbins and Alex Kurtzman thinking of the big screen.