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Watch This / Buy That: How Tubular Labs Measures The E-commerce Effects of Social Video
According to Tubular Labs, there is a direct correlation between what people watch, what they shop for, and what they buy.
Talking to Your TV Isn’t Crazy Anymore
Using voice commands to control technology has gone from sci-fi to standard procedure in a very short time. Today, 62 percent of Americans say they regularly use it with at least one device. The most common place voice is used is with apps on smartphones. Voice control is not an emerging technology; it’s mainstream and as close as your pocket or purse.
CNN Follows Its Journalism Roots To Chart New Path Amid Wartime Footing
Just as the first Gulf War effectively birthed CNN as a global 24-hour news network, so could the Russian invasion of Ukraine provide a path to its rebirth.
How Streaming Still Factors Into The NFL’s Immediate Future (Even If It’s Not Required)
The NFL doesn’t “need’ streaming in the same way other leagues do. But that doesn’t stop it from making the most of streaming now to optimize its future.
Sinclair Needs Baseball If It Wants To Avoid Striking Out On Streaming
Sinclair’s all-in on baseball as it prepares to launch a streaming service. But what happens if MLB’s labor talks stall?
Attention Turned Engagement with true[X] Gimbal’s Laurel Rossi
In this installment of our Marketer Interview video series, we learn through a simple word association game how marketers are preparing for a new year of expanded media fragmentation. Meet Laurel Rossi, CMO of true[X] and Gimbal, which is reinventing omnichannel experiences by powering more valuable exchanges between consumers and brands that respect consumers’ time, attention and privacy.
ViacomCBS Doubles Down On Paramount Brand, DTC Future
ViacomCBS has declared that every corner of the mid-major media company is focusing on maximizing its streaming future.
The Always-On Here and Now with Theorem’s Jay Kulkarni
Meet Jay Kulkarni is the CEO and Founder of Theorem, a full-service digital marketing agency. Prior to founding Theorem, Jay was one of the earliest employees at DoubleClick, where he headed up product management for advertiser solutions and email platforms.