Oriana Schwindt

Variety

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Oriana Schwindt is TV News Editor at Variety. She formerly covered television for the International Business Times.

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In our final episode of 2016, The Spin-off crew reflects on the year that was in television, and discusses the decision of ABC, NBC and CBS to skip out on the executive panels in the…

The year in TV and debating the usefulness of TCA press tour

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