by Dave Morgan on Nov 30, 3:43 PM
"We have a problem. You know it, I know it, we all know it." That's how Linda Yaccarino, chairman of advertising sales and client partnerships at NBCUniversal, greeted participants at a summit she organized earlier this week in New York City to talk about issues in TV ad measurement.
by Cory Treffiletti on Nov 29, 11:46 AM
More automation, more voice technology, less blockchain: Here are my predictions for what you can look forward to in 2018.
by Gord Hotchkiss on Nov 28, 10:56 AM
I returned to my broadcast school for a visit last week. Yes, it was nostalgic, but it was also kind of weird. Here's why:
by Steven Rosenbaum on Nov 27, 11:32 AM
Today, the digital lines between business and personal have changed. So here are the new rules of the road for how communication works in the always-on world of business.
by Kaila Colbin on Nov 24, 10:49 AM
It's depressing to contemplate the totality of our complicity in the state of the world, and not just in the context of historical atrocities. It's depressing for me to consider my air travel's impact on the planet, or the fact that some of my clothes were almost certainly made in sweatshops. But if I want to have a hope of growing as a human, my first job is to see myself clearly and honestly -- just as, if we want to have a hope of becoming a more inclusive, more thoughtful, more compassionate society, our first job is to see …
by Cory Treffiletti on Nov 22, 8:55 AM
I see the news tout the volume of spending by companies like Netflix, HBO, Hulu and Amazon for original programming, but is there ROI against these massive spends? Will companies ever recoup these costs?
by Gord Hotchkiss on Nov 21, 2:10 PM
I hate shopping. Let me clarify: I hate the physical experience of shopping. I find no joy in a mall. I avoid department stores like the plague. If I can buy it online, I will. Except I don't always click to shop. Why? I should be the gold standard of e-commerce targets. And most of the time, I am. Except when I'm not. Take home improvement stuff, for instance. I still drive down to my local Home Depot, even though I can order online.
by Steven Rosenbaum on Nov 20, 1:28 PM
Remember: Video isn't free to make. Video isn't free to store. Video isn't free to deliver. As long as YouTube continues to rely on its big brother Google's ad revenue to underwrite its video losses, the video space is stuck, unable to connect revenues, audiences and makers.
by Maarten Albarda on Nov 17, 1:45 PM
The new paradigm I would like to propose is that digital "everything" is making us more accountable and transparent -- but not smarter. Let me explain.
by Dave Morgan on Nov 16, 4:44 PM
We all know the headlines about television these days: "Massive ratings declines." "Prime time down." "TV dying as viewers cut the cord." Do these really tell the whole story about the behaviors of U.S. TV viewers, and the health of TV as media? Not exactly.