A PwC study found that younger sports audiences spent $70 more on sports tickets than older fans -- despite having 20% lower income.

Guggenheim projects Nexstar's core advertising will be around 29% of its total revenue in 2024 -- dramatically down from the company's near 80% share in 2008-09.

Analysts believe Netflix's scale and high-quality, in-demand content will help it to move up quickly in ad revenue.

The average TV consumer may be looking at least $60-$70 a month in total fees - comparable to (or more than) what they were paying before the streaming revolution started.

YouTube has seen continued quarterly improvements in ad revenues since Q1 2023 - and its Q2 '24 results look good. But Wall Street was expecting a bit more.

The campaign for Kamala Harris, the new Democrat Presidential candidate, raised an an eye-popping $140 million in just a few days from small - not billionaire - donors.

Spencer Neumann, Netflix chief financial officer, says ad spend won't be a "primary driver" of growth until later this year or next year.

Only an estimated one million out of 9.5 million subscribers of Charter's Signature Select pay TV package have accessed Disney+, according to a report.

Subscribers have high demand levels for HBO content versus everything else Warner Bros. Discovery has to offer.

Tubi and Roku favor more streaming on-demand viewing and Pluto TV focuses on streaming of linear TV, says LightShed Partners analyst Richard Greenfield.