TVREV originals this week from analysts who tell it like it is.

Irony in Media persists, from redefining TV and video to fading local broadcasters, safe humor in ads, and success facing market punishment.

Recent events show more concerted efforts for sports to be available on both streaming and linear as the two sides realize they need each other for this whole ecosystem to work…

Streaming contribues 15.01 million viewers to the total as Fox’s Tubi unit streamed the Super Bowl for free for the first time.

The Eagles dominated the Super Bowl in a blowout victory, while Tubi impressed with its 4K broadcast, the commercials received mixed reviews, and industry experts explored various media trends and insights.

Featuring coverage on Measurement, Local, and fresh Super Bowl Insights.

Nielsen isn’t going anywhere and why that actually benefits their newly ascendant rivals, plus how the Oscars can help make movies great again.

TVREV Originals from Hanlon, Lafayette, Cassillo and Wolk.

A new study from LG Ad Solutions and iSpot highlights the impact just shifting a small part of your budget from linear to CTV can make.

Inscape, Vizio’s smart TV data company, said it expanded its agreement with TVision, which focuses on measuring viewer engagement, enabling the companies to examine personified cross-platform viewing behavior, including co-viewing.

From all of us at TVREV, we wish you a HAPPY THANKSGIVING. Here’s some Sunday reading that still tastes good on Monday

ICYMI News From Your Friends At TVREV and The Measure

Now that election day is upon us, I set off to find some data from this spin cycle that can deepen my understanding of the attention economy. Some data that isn’t a poll funded by an agenda, but receipts of views and ad impressions that reveal real behaviors by companies and people. A work in progress, but so far here is what I’ve found:

All the originals in one place

A look into three of the biggest topics you need to keep an eye on to stay ahead of what's going on in the business this fall.

iSpot data shows that this year's Big Ten and SEC could combine for over 57% (or more) of this year's college football viewing... which has some larger ramifications for the sport.

The NCTC launches a streaming skinny bundle of the sort that consumers have been asking for, iSpot gets the JIC's full blessing for use as national currency.

Everyone’s bundling but streaming’s universal interface remains elusive. A look into why that is, plus some traction on the integrating social video and TV front.

Overall TV ad impressions were down, but the Big 4 networks persevered in primetime just the same.

A new report from iSpot highlights the major differences between average commercial minute audiences and exact-ad (spot-level) measurement during sporting events.