This week on TVREV, networks crying foul on Nielsen, X toppling FOX, and a summary of articles from across the industry.

Much of the recent drama about cable news is focused on ratings, a concept much of the industry now regards as quaint. Is that a signal of end times or something else?

Perhaps it’s no surprise that FOX would find itself in a position of consolidating its advertiser base to a few brands that want to go big and “believe”. But even with that in mind, it’s still a surprise to find out that almost 20% of the network’s advertising so far this year is limited to just three brands.

At the end of Q2, we dig into the data on who's still advertising with Tucker Carlson.

At the end of the first quarter, some advertisers still appear to be sticking with Tucker Carlson. Who might those brands be? And who has departed since January?

Who's still advertising during Tucker Carlson Tonight? A look at the handful of brands left.

As cable news networks fight over GRP-based ratings, the rest of the TV industry is moving on to streaming and impressions, meaning we may be watching the death throes of yet another part of the TV ecosystem.

As viewers move away from cable, does a Fox News competitor with a strong streaming presence actually pose a threat to the cable news giant?

Which advertisers were all over election night coverage, and which broadcasts attracted the most viewers? Our data breakdown:

Which brands and industries capitalized on the live viewership of the nationally-televised presidential debates and town halls? We turned to iSpot, the always-on TV ad measurement and attribution company, to find out.

Viewership profiles for three of the top cable news networks, CNN, MSNBC and Fox News, using data from Inscape.tv, the TV data company with insights from a panel of more than 15 million smart TVs.

A few quick insights around TV viewership and advertising for July, with insights from Inscape.tv and iSpot.tv

A weekly snapshot of the most-watched shows and networks using glass-level data from Inscape, plus advertising highlights via iSpot.tv.

Data from iSpot and Inscape shows just how much CNN surged as a result of coverage of the widespread protests against racial injustice in the U.S.

We used glass level data from Inscape to surface viewership insights around news coverage of the New Hampshire Primary results.

MyPillow has alternates to the likes of Tucker Carlson and Fox News when it comes to TV advertising. We explain a few with data from iSpot and Inscape.