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Fox Launches A Streaming App, Dončić And RSN Troubles
Is the vibe shift responsible for Fox finally launching a streaming app? Or something else that starts with “V”? Plus why the NBA needs to start treating fans better.
The FCC Should Support Public Media, Not Undermine It
At its core, this investigation is not about sponsorships or underwriting rules. It is about power—the power to intimidate, destabilize, and ultimately silence voices that provide a public service free from the dictates of profit or political agendas.
Surprise! Disney’s Bob Iger Calls Linear Networks An Asset
“We are programming them and funding them at levels that give us the ability to enhance our television business,” the CEO said.
Amazon Vs. Netflix: The Battle For Hollywood’s Biggest Hits
Amazon is aggressively expanding its movie catalog, securing new licensing deals, and investing in original films as it prepares to battle Netflix for movie library supremacy.
What Happens In CTV: What To Expect In 2025
Six top industry thought leaders: Terry Kawaja, Stu Schwartzapfel, Tony Marlow, Mike Brooks, Evan Shapiro and Alan Wolk share their thoughts on what to expect in the year ahead in the video series sponsored by LG Ad Solutions.
Nielsen And Paramount Global Bury The Hatchet, Agree To Long-Term Measurement Deal
“Our trusted data shows how Paramount’s content and advertising strategy is thriving across every platform, across all ages and demos,” said Nielsen CEO Karthik Rao
Hot List: All for a Game
Featuring coverage on Measurement, Local, and fresh Super Bowl Insights.
How Netflix Rules Main Street As Well As Wall Street
Netflix was not only the most-watched among the streaming platforms, but it also ranked highest for overall experience, content appeals and ad experience.
Measurement Is A Lot Like Politics, The Oscars And The Future Of Film
Nielsen isn’t going anywhere and why that actually benefits their newly ascendant rivals, plus how the Oscars can help make movies great again.
Too Much Drama? Why Streaming’s Top Genre May Be Overloaded
Streaming services lean heavily on dramas for their content libraries. But maybe too heavily—other genres may yield better retention and acquisition rates.
More Media Measurement Mayhem
For Nielsen, the challenge is not just to innovate but to rebuild trust in an industry that increasingly views it as a relic of the past.
KERV's Gary Mittman On The Benefits Of Making Every Moment Actionable
In the last of the Innovator Spotlight pieces from our Special Report on Contextual Targeting, KERV’s Gary Mittman discusses how KERV is transforming contextual targeting through cutting-edge AI and polygon-based object recognition.
Speedvision Revs Up Distribution With MyFree DirecTV
Network provides high-octane programming as distributors build skinny sports packages
Amid Channel Culling Trend, Pluto TV Expands Lineup with LGBTQ+ Streaming Network Revry
Pluto TV is diversifying its channel offerings by adding Revry, the global LGBTQ+ streaming network, at a time when many services are cutting back.
Hot List: 20 TVREV Originals From 2025
TVREV Originals from Hanlon, Lafayette, Cassillo and Wolk.
Wall Street Loves Netflix, Contextual Is Having A Moment
Netflix’s numbers look strong but there are still a number of unanswered questions about their subscriber base. Plus some stats on why contextual targeting is so hot right now.
Measurement Moves: Nielsen’s Big Data MRC Seal; Friedman Joins Comscore
“In joining Comscore, I’m thrilled to shape the next era of what is possible in omnichannel measurement at such a pivotal moment for the ecosystem,” said Frank Friedman.
Wither The Weather?
The fast-disappearing local forecast - a lament for TV meteorologists and community connection.
Anoki’s Raghu Kodige On How Their Multimodal AI Is Pushing The Boundaries Of Contextual Targeting
In this Innovator Spotlight from our Special Report on Contextual Targeting, Anoki’s Raghu Kodige discusses the buzz behind multimodal AI.
‘America’s Newsroom’ No. 4 TV Program by Watch-Time
The Fox News show jumped up from No. 12 the previous week, capturing a 0.84% viewership share, per Inscape’s TV analysis for Jan. 13-19.