The television industry refers to the sector that encompasses the production, distribution, and broadcasting of television programs. This industry includes the various stakeholders involved in creating content, such as television networks, production companies, and executives, as well as the technical aspects of television transmission and reception. It is characterized by several segments, including scripted programming (like dramas and sitcoms), unscripted content (such as reality shows and documentaries), news broadcasting, and sports coverage. The television industry adapts to technological advancements, such as the transition from analog to digital broadcasting and the rise of streaming services, which have transformed how audiences consume content. Broadly, the television industry plays a significant role in shaping culture, influencing public opinion, and providing entertainment to diverse audiences worldwide.
WEST., a dynamic seven-member group, reinvigorates weekend TV with their show, "リア突WEST," transitioning to Saturday nights for a more thrilling experience. Originally limited to Kansai viewers, WEST. has broadened its…