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Annie Krukowska 6/9/26 Annie Krukowska 6/9/26

When Quality And Value Stop Moving Together

Why quality content no longer automatically produces economic value and what you need to do to protect your IP.

TVREV 6/9/26 TVREV 6/9/26

The Death Of The Monoculture — And What Comes Next For Local Media

TVREV Co-Founder and Lead Analyst Alan Wolk joins Tim Hanlon on episode 12 of In the Vicinity.

Brandon Katz 6/9/26 Brandon Katz 6/9/26

Netflix’s Global Hits That U.S. Audiences Ignore

Non-English content is on the rise globally. But American audiences continue to ignore practically everything that isn’t ‘Squid Game.’ Here’s why it matters for Netflix and the entire streaming industry.

Jason Damata 6/8/26 Jason Damata 6/8/26

Hot List: It’s More Than 60 Minutes

The latest TVREV originals.

Alan Wolk 6/5/26 Alan Wolk 6/5/26

60 Minutesgate Is The Monoculture’s Dying Gasp, Will YouTube Eat The Movies?

Why “60 Minutes” is the latest victim of Feudal Media and why Hollywood’s malaise gave YouTubers an opening.

Tim Hanlon 6/4/26 Tim Hanlon 6/4/26

From Stations To Brands: How The Duopoly Is Rewiring Local Television

As audiences move beyond channel numbers, TV station groups are increasingly reorganizing their duopolies around a single local brand identity rather than individual stations.

John Cassillo 6/3/26 John Cassillo 6/3/26

Tube Trends: ‘Backrooms’ Takes Box Office, TikTok By Storm

A24’s “Backrooms” was a box office sensation this weekend, thanks in part to TikTok hype that drove butts in seats at the theater.

Alan Wolk 6/2/26 Alan Wolk 6/2/26

WunderKIND Ads Is Banking On A Kinder, Gentler CTV, Part 1

In Part 1 of our video series from Wunderkind, executives discuss retail media and life after the :30.

TVREV 6/2/26 TVREV 6/2/26

AI, Automation And The Reinvention Of Local Media

Local media veteran Tim Hanlon is joined by Madhive CEO Jim Wilson on episode 11 of In the Vicinity.

Emanuele Landi 6/2/26 Emanuele Landi 6/2/26

We Sell Exposure And Call It Attention

Why “attention” is really just forced exposure, And why the industry needs a new model for measuring what people actually choose to care about.

Jason Damata 6/1/26 Jason Damata 6/1/26

Hot List: Lots To Cover

The latest TVREV originals.

Alan Wolk 5/29/26 Alan Wolk 5/29/26

The Great Podcast Rush, Bundling Works Wonders On Churn

Streaming services are busy adding podcasts, but is there an audience for all of them? Plus why bundling is the best defense against churn.

Tim Hanlon 5/28/26 Tim Hanlon 5/28/26

In Praise Of Local Public Access TV

Broadcasters cannot out-scale Silicon Valley, out-engineer streaming platforms, or out-target digital advertising giants. But they can still offer something the largest technology companies often struggle to manufacture authentically: a sense of place.

John Cassillo 5/27/26 John Cassillo 5/27/26

Tube Trends: On YouTube, Colbert Lands Where Fans Already Are

Colbert’s potential YouTube move is a migration to where he — and the rest of traditional late night — has already established an engaged audience.

John Cassillo 5/26/26 John Cassillo 5/26/26

Knicks Making Finals Is Cherry On Top Of NBA’s Successful Season

The Knicks making the NBA Finals will give the league a nice TV boost and some compelling narratives to close out a successful first season of the league’s new media deal.

Sofie Sue Rutgeerts 5/26/26 Sofie Sue Rutgeerts 5/26/26

The Efficiency–Effectiveness Gap: Harvesting Till There Is Nothing More To Replant

Sofie Sue Rutgeerts argues that by concentrating their dollars on sales, advertisers are neglecting their chance to build the brands that make those sales possible.