While Netflix has established itself as the "everything service," Disney is preparing to enter the market as a place for higher-quality fare, including top-tier films and big-budget TV. Read the whole story
The deal lets marketers build custom audiences for car buyers for every stage of the buying cycle and across every car segment. Read the whole story
The proposed privacy bill, opposed by the ad industry and privacy advocates, is unlikely to advance this year, but the bill's sponsor has already … Read the whole story
The SiriusXM Essential plan will be streaming-only, so it will not include cars. It will include 300 channels, including more than 200 commercial-free music … Read the whole story
Among other design issues, the "foldable" screen on some of the phones has been breaking. Read the whole story
Charter Communications has agreed to expand its rural broadband network in New York, in order to resolve a dispute with regulators. Read the whole story
When Amazon releases its Q1 2019 results Thursday, RBC Capital Markets expects the company to report $58 billion in revenue, with GAAP operating income … Read the whole story
The biggest concerns were security for personal information and uncertainty over how companies will use the information, a study by the Bing Ads team … Read the whole story
Nielsen filed a "friend of the court" brief with the Supreme Court supporting the exclusion of a citizenship question to the 2020 census. Read the whole story
Digital ad revenues, mostly from TV networks' OTT platforms/partnerships, are forecast to rise to $4.95 billion, representing 6.5% of all 2019 TV ad revenue … Read the whole story
Sony and five taxi companies in Tokyo have created a taxi-hailing service with automatic payments, much like the systems of Uber and Lyft. Read the whole story
This "stamp of approval" by industry lead organizations expands globally in other areas based on specific countries. Read the whole story
Nearly half (45%) of smartphone owners say there is no reason to use mobile payments, according to a new study. Read the whole story
CEO Bryan Goldberg looks for media properties that can help amortize the company's investments in technology and infrastructure, while keeping costs in line. Read the whole story