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>The Hollywood Reporter has an interview with Warner Bros. Discovery US Networks Group chair and chief content officer Kathleen Finch.
>In the interview, Finch seemed happy with the ratings that AEW has done. AEW usually ranks number 1 among all programs in the key demos on Wednesday nights, which has been touted in recent press releases sent out by Warner Bros. Discovery.
>Finch noted that they are looking at adding more wrestling content.
>“We really play in the sports space. One of the things that we’re doing around sports is creating shoulder programming to hold onto those fans. AEW [All Elite Wrestling] pulls huge numbers, so we are working with the wrestling team to figure out what new kind of content can we build that’s not in a wrestling ring.”
>figure out what new kind of content can we build that’s not in a wrestling ring
>figure out what new kind of content can we build that’s not in a wrestling ring
>figure out what new kind of content can we build that’s not in a wrestling ring
>In the interview, Finch seemed happy with the ratings that AEW has done. AEW usually ranks number 1 among all programs in the key demos on Wednesday nights, which has been touted in recent press releases sent out by Warner Bros. Discovery.
>Finch noted that they are looking at adding more wrestling content.
>“We really play in the sports space. One of the things that we’re doing around sports is creating shoulder programming to hold onto those fans. AEW [All Elite Wrestling] pulls huge numbers, so we are working with the wrestling team to figure out what new kind of content can we build that’s not in a wrestling ring.”
>figure out what new kind of content can we build that’s not in a wrestling ring
>figure out what new kind of content can we build that’s not in a wrestling ring
>figure out what new kind of content can we build that’s not in a wrestling ring
