An article on Streaming Media.com says it's hard to know how much online piracy there really is, or if any measures really stop it. One solution: Don't do anything.

Over-the-top devices now grab 36% of digital's premium video ad views, says this new, far-ranging report.

Analyst Alan Wolk thinks when Multi Video Program Distributors begin offering streaming content creators to their customers, they could re-arrange the entire bundling business to make it something customers actually want

In a new Nielsen look at connected devices, 65% say they find smartphone/tablet ads some kind of irritating and apparently wholly forgettable. Does this consumer antipathy surprise anybody?

Engagement Labs looked at the effectiveness of cable and OTT providers messages on Twitter and Facebook. Its conclusion is that responsiveness beats just throwing a lot of posts onto social media. By that measure, Food Network, MTV and even Fox Business Network come up larger than their Nielsens alone would predict.

But, says Pricewaterhouse Coopers, online's victory in 2017 will be just by a nose, relatively: $75.3 billion for online, and $74.7 billion for the TV business.

Product integration has been around for a long time but has gotten more sexy as it's become a lot more possible for viewers to skip messages.

What if a woman laughing hysteriically behind a mask is really just a woman laughing hysterically behind a mask?

Mary Meeker's annual trends report always seems to set the industry spinning one way or the other. This year, her discussion of advertising couldn't avoid the 800-pound gorilla with an ad blocker.

A new report from SpotX says planning a vacation is now often a multiplatformed ordeal that can be tricky for hotels, resorts and destinations.