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LOS ANGELES — For nearly three decades, Jeff Kmiotek helped shape some of television’s biggest hits from behind the scenes. But as the industry grapples with shrinking budgets and shifting audiences, the Emmy-nominated producer and two longtime colleagues are betting their future on a different kind of screen. What You Need To Know Kmiotek, alongside fellow producers Michael Zinman and Andrew Watnick, has launched Elixir, a Los Angeles-based production company designed to bring network-quality dating and reality shows to YouTube he move comes as Nielsen reports YouTube drew a larger share of viewers this year than cable and broadcast TV combined — the first time the platform has outpaced traditional television Kmiotek built his career on network hits including “The Masked Singer,” but with audiences migrating online, he says the shift was necessary FilmLA reported that film and TV production in Los Angeles dropped 22% from last year, a slowdown Variety’s Michael Snyder described as “real” and “scary” Kmiotek, alongside fellow producers Michael Zinman and Andrew Watnick, has launched Elixir, a Los Angeles-based production company designed to bring network-quality dating and reality shows to YouTube. The move comes as Nielsen reports YouTube drew a larger share of viewers this year

YouTube Music / Elyse Betters Picaro / ZDNET Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. ZDNET's key takeaways YouTube Music is 10, and it's introducing new features. Taste Match will work just like Spotify Blend. The music streaming service has more than 300 million tracks. YouTube Music is 10, and it's dropping some new features to celebrate. Also:  How to download YouTube videos for free - 2 ways, including my favorite In a blog post about its 10th birthday, YouTube revealed some new features and shared statistics about the platform's success. Taste Match First up is Taste Match -- a feature that sounds a lot like Spotify Blend. YouTube says this feature is an easy way to connect with other users over shared music tastes and discover new songs. When users join a Taste Match playlist, they'll see a daily playlist of songs based on the shared interests of everyone who has joined. If you're the type of person who likes exploring new music but wants to stay in the genres you enjoy, this is a fantastic way to see what else is out there. Other new features Also on the way is: Notifications to let you

Multiple NFL preseason games have been available to watch through NFL Sunday Ticket this month, even though YouTube’s $2 billion annual out-of-market media-rights package is supposed to include only regular-season broadcasts.  This past Saturday, the Dolphins-Lions Week 2 preseason matchup, which was not a national TV broadcast, was available to watch via NFL Sunday Ticket for subscribers on YouTube and YouTube TV that had already signed up for the service for the upcoming season, Front Office Sports has learned.  Saturday’s Patriots-Vikings game, which aired at 1 p.m. ET like Dolphins-Lions, also appeared on some users’ YouTube TV listings under the Sunday Ticket channel. This coming Saturday’s Texans-Lions preseason game, which is not one of the eight national TV games in Week 3, is also scheduled to air on NFL Sunday Ticket in several markets. While NFL Network did have its most-watched preseason Week 1 earlier this month, it doesn’t appear YouTube is trying to capitalize on those football-crazed viewers.  Each season since 2023, when YouTube took over Sunday Ticket, the NFL has allowed several games each preseason to air on the service for testing ahead of the regular season, a source told FOS. Those games have not been promoted, although

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The eighth and possibly final Mission: Impossible film, The Final Reckoning, is now available on digital download. It comes with tons of special features and can be yours wherever you legally download movies for just $20. But, if you don’t want to pay $20, it’s also on YouTube for free. In a way. In what appears to be a fun, original way to promote the film’s digital release, Paramount has uploaded the entire film to YouTube… in Morse code. It’s right now, at the time of publication, Wednesday afternoon, August 20, 2025, still live-broadcasting the film. And considering it’s a nearly three-hour movie and the entire thing is being put out there letter by letter, this is probably going to make the Avengers: Doomsday casting livestream seem like a movie trailer by the end. Here it is, Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, in full, on YouTube, for free. In Morse code. io9 has reached out to Paramount for potential comment or clarification of the video and will update this post if or when we hear back. Our only real clue as to how or why this is happening, officially, is in the YouTube description. “A secure livestream of Mission: