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The longer these shows run, the more the networks will hesitate to do away with them. Read the whole story
Fox's 22 regional sports networks are said to have a possible value of $20 billion, per sources. Read the whole story
The automated, biddable marketplace will be operated by the supply-side video advertising platform Telaria. Marketers will be able to bid on inventory through their … Read the whole story
Two U.S.-based movie/TV content companies -- Walt Disney and Comcast -- will now control 20% of all worldwide content spending, once their respective big … Read the whole story
Challenging TV's long-held dominance, however, 43% of adults now report getting their news from web sites or social media. Getting a news fix from … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY"It is clear to us that consumers are not going to stand for 16 minutes of ads per hour," Scott Rosenberg, the GM of … Read the whole story
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If Disney successfully launches its own streaming service, will NBC Universal be far behind? Pretty soon we'll be overrun with specialty streaming services. Read the whole story
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Reality shows and hit sitcoms can spike, then lose ratings. The one must-see TV draw is still live events - usually sports. Read the whole story
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Advertisers pay for mass audiences, and readers and viewers are increasingly moving to narrowcast relevant voices. Read the whole story
