Television News Daily Editions for March 2019
- Television News Daily - Friday, March 15, 2019
- Say It Ain't So, Aunt Becky: 'Full House' Star In College Scandal
- Fox's 'Tucker Carlson Tonight': Less Brand Advertising, More In-House Promos
- Fox Corp. Forecast To Earn Stronger Profits From Carriage Fees, Sports TV Ads
- Streaming Sports Network DAZN Fires Up Ad Business
- Digital Video Platforms Grapple With Reality Of Live-Streamed Massacre
- CBS/All Access App Downloads Soar, OTT Remains Dominated By Big 4
- Snap's Stock Rises On Expected Ad Revenues
- Mayor Donny Deutsch? Second-Generation Ad Man Considers New York City Bid
- YouTube Brand Safety Blowback Appears Short-Lived
- Fox News' Pitch To Advertisers: Stick With Our Numbers
- We Vote for Brands, Too
- Television News Daily - Thursday, March 14, 2019
- Syndicated Shows Endure Viewership Drop
- Sorry, 'Charlie': Elba Can't Lift Mediocre Netflix Comedy
- FreeWheel Unveils Media Unit At Upfront, Inks Vizio Deal
- AT&T Raising Prices For DirecTV Now, Revamping Offerings
- Kantar Data Reveals Just How Mad Advertisers Are For NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament
- Forecast: Esports Hits $214M In Advertising, Sponsorship In 2020
- Disney+ Expected To Score With Consumers
- Vice Media Seeks $200M In Funding To Reach Profitability
- Orbitz Returns To TV After 10-Year Hiatus
- Legacy Media Cos. May Not View Pay TV Customers As A Priority
- Netflix Allowed To Set Own Age Limits
- Sky Bet Banned For Being Socially Irresponsible
- Television News Daily - Wednesday, March 13, 2019
- New 'Twilight Zone' On CBS Streamer Is Just Weeks Away
- Set-top Boxes May Underrepresent Minority Populations
- Streaming Is Up, As Is Watching Traditional Channels' Content
- CBS Takes Full Control Of Cabler Pop
- Lords To Investigate Streaming's Impact On Public Service Channels
- Tegna To Launch Podcast-Centric Digital Studio
- Will TV Station Groups, Networks Compete For National Ad Dollars?
- IAB Names Scott Schiller Exec-In-Residence
- Television News Daily - Tuesday, March 12, 2019
- 'Wife Swap' Is Latest Reality Revival For Basic Cable
- TV Spend For Theatrical Movies Down 18% In Q1
- GroupM Predicts Streaming Will Have 'Gradual' Impact On TV Advertisers
- New Vizio-Led Addressable Ad Group Develops Standards For Smart TV
- Hulu To Make Ad-Supported Tier Free For Spotify Premium Subscribers
- Lori Conkling To Lead Partnerships For YouTube TV
- Mars Expands Snickers' WWE Deal; Adds Skittles
- Vox Media To Introduce Paid Membership Program
- AT&T's HBO Shakeup Suggests Big Changes Coming Ahead Of Streaming Launch
- Video Streams Bandy About The 'Free' Word - Is It?
- Did 1 in 5 Millennials Just Ditch Linear TV Ads?
- Call Me A TV Socialist - Watching TV While Being Social
- Millennials Watch A Fifth Fewer Linear TV Ads
- Television News Daily - Monday, March 11, 2019
- 'Project Runway' Is Refashioned Without Heidi Klum And Tim Gunn
- TV On-Air Promos Dip Slightly Year-On-Year
- NBC News Streaming Service To Launch In May
- TV Totality: OTA-Only Homes Add vMVPDs
- Kantar Goes 'Self-Serve,' New Marketplace Taps Long-Tail Research Demand
- U.S. OOH Ads Produce Strong 2018 Growth
- Television News Daily - Friday, March 8, 2019
- Amazon, Sinclair, Yankees Close To Buying YES For $3.5 Billion
- The Broadcaster: Alex Trebek's Announcement Was Class Act
- Disney+ Could Draw 160M Global Subscribers, As Company Opens Its 'Vault'
- What Makes March So Mad: New Report Breaks Down NCAA Tournament By Fan/Audience Type
- Advertisers Should Vary Dayparts, Cablers To Secure Best Reach
- Halo Top Gets Existential In First National TV Campaign
- 'Family Friendly' Streaming Service Loses Battle With Hollywood
- Netflix CMO To Step Down
- Fox News Not Welcome At DNC Debates: Network Needs An 'Alternative News' Outlet
- BBC's Director General Pours Scorn Over Netflix Viewer Figures
- Television News Daily - Thursday, March 7, 2019
- On Language: Actors, Even In Commercials, Are People Too
- OTT Ad Inventory: 18% Is Fraudulent
- DNC Bars Fox News From Democratic Presidential Debates
- TV Remains Biggest Home Media Category
- Auto Industry Forecast To Spend $11B On Local Advertising in 2019
- U.S. Households Feel The Need For Speed, Will Upgrade Broadband Access
- Movie Marketing Executive Michael Gray Dies At 87
- The 'Bullshit' Pulpit
- Why D2C Brands Should Invest In TV Advertising
- 'Colbert' Tops 'Fallon' In Late-Night TV
- BBC iPlayer Needs To Step Up To Take On Netflix
- DTC-TV: Everything Old Is New Again
- Television News Daily - Wednesday, March 6, 2019
- Turner Is Gone With The Wind In AT&T Restructuring
- Samba TV Starts Attribution For TV Program Marketers
- Race For Prime-Time 18-49 Demo Tightens, Overall Viewing Down
- TV Station Groups Record Rising Stock Prices
- Survata To Measure Ad Impact On Hulu
- Streaming Service TaTaTu Wants To Pay Users To Watch
- Newsy, Captivate Partner To Bring Content To Elevator Screens
- The Future Of Satellite TV Is Unclear
- Why D2C Brands Should Invest In TV Advertising
- Television News Daily - Tuesday, March 5, 2019
- Perry's Death Casts Shadow Over '90210' Reunion
- NBC's Prime Pod Effort Scores High Ad Metrics
- Nielsen Deduplicates Cross-Platform, Finds Digital Contributes 16% Incremental Reach
- Tremor Video DSP Expands CTV Business Ahead Of RhythmOne Acquisition
- Auto Ad Spend Slows As Trade Tensions Rise
- Why Netflix's Marvel Franchise Is Worth Saving
- Hulu And YouTube Prepare To Overtake Satellite Giants Atop Streaming Bundle Market
- Is WarnerMedia Draining Talent Or Melding Content?
- Television News Daily - Monday, March 4, 2019
- Real-Life Game Of Thrones As AT&T Dragon Absorbs Time Warner
- Forecast: U.S. Advertising To See 7.6% Uptick In 2019
- Greenblatt Becomes Chairman, WarnerMedia Entertainment, Zucker Adds Sports To CNN Role
- Viacom Completes Pluto TV Acquisition, Strengthens Video Offers
- Twitter Looks To Improve On Mobile, Direct-Response Advertising
- Vimeo Kicks Off New Brand Campaign
- Tic Tac Gum Stresses Fun, Sharing To Woo Young Adults
- San Diego Spends $19 Million On New Tourism Campaign
- Is Password Sharing Of Streaming Video Good Or Bad For The Industry?
- YouTube Kills Comments
