Perspective
Oct. 3, 2013
Everyone wants to be a reality TV star
With the continued growth in reality TV, the nature of negotiations has evolved. By Leigh Leshner
While reality television isn't new - think of "Candid Camera," "Real People," "That's Incredible" - the seemingly insatiable appetite of today's audiences for it has created a market for all things "reality."
Evolving from the need to better economize the business of creating content, television executives looked for ways to produce lower cost programming in an effort to subsidize hig...
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