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WandaVision and the Renewed Case for Weekly, Serialized TV
WandaVision's weekly approach helped fuel even greater conversation about the show, and provides further proof that streaming TV should opt for weekly release schedules.
How is the TV Industry Transacting on iSpot as a Currency?
iSpot SVP of Media Partnerships Stu Schwartzapfel explains how iSpot is a currency for the TV industry, and the importance of business outcomes for ad buying.
Boycotting Facebook? Time To Take Another Look At TV
Brands that are joining in the Facebook boycott next month would do well to take a second look at television which is more targetable than ever while remaining brand safe.
iSpot's Stu Schwartzapfel Explains Outcome-Based Buys
iSpot's Stu Schwartzapfel explains how the company handles outcome-based buying, and how iSpot is a leading secondary TV currency.
Sports Leagues Trying to Cash in on (Maybe) Last Big TV Rights Rush
With many TV deals expiring and audience habits shifting, U.S. sports leagues may be trying to capitalize one final time.
Netflix Has 45% Fewer Movies (and 400% More TV Shows) Than it Did in 2010
A look over the last decade at how Netflix has changed its focus toward more TV -- and how originals play into that growth (and the future).
College Football Independence and How Conference-Less Teams Can Stay on TV
Boise State's perceived unhappiness about the new Mountain West Conference TV deal could mean another program weighing the pros and cons of independence.
NBA Games Have Fewer Fans Watching on Linear TV, But Does That Matter?
The NBA's ratings don't necessarily matter as much as how the league's been able to create an enormous fan base via digital content.
TV Likely at Center of Marvel and Star Wars' Upcoming Omnichannel Blitz
Kevin Feige taking over as Marvel's Chief Creative Officer shows an omnichannel marketing approach that buoys that brands (and maybe Star Wars) through TV.
NCAA Tournament a Slam Dunk for Brands in 2019
March Madness generated plenty of on-court excitement, and off-the-court, plenty of brands managed to cash in on the attentive audiences.