Video Daily Editions for March 2015
- Video Daily - Tuesday, March 3, 2015
- Twitter Unveils Video Widget For Publishers
- CBS' Studio 61 Aims To Mesh Ads With Content
- In-Stream Video Dominates Engagement, Completion Rates, Says PointRoll Report
- Omnicom Inks Landmark CineMedia Upfront Deal, Integrates Mobile, Video
- Can Someone Please Uberize The Video Ad Model?
- Connected TVs Edge Out Blu-ray As Streaming Gateway
- I'm Always Going To Need My TV Ad Buy -- Right?
- Captivate Gets Rebrand, Part Of Expansion Efforts
- YP Automates Local And Mobile Search Buys For National Brands
- AOL Will Promote Ad Council Anti-Prejudice Campaign
- Comcast Merger Still Poses Threat, Critics Warn
- The Spreading Activation Model Of Advertising
- Omnicom Media Strikes First Upfront Deal With NCM With $50 Million Commitment
- Pay TV Registers Modest Subscriber Loss
- How Vox Is Growing A 'Time Inc. For This Generation'
- YouTube Now Has March Madness Channel
- For The First Time, Some Disney Jr. Content Goes To Hulu
- Twitter Videos Can Now Be Embedded
- Video Daily - Monday, March 2, 2015
- Now, Binge on 'House Of Cards" Binge Stories
- CBS Interactive's New Unit Creates Custom Content For Marketers
- Nick Brien Named iCrossing CEO, President Of Hearst Magazines Marketing Services
- How Social Network Influencers Want To Do Their Work
- Google, Facebook Make Separate Plans For Global Wireless Networks
- Why Google And Facebook Deserve Your Trust, Without Reservation
- FTC Says Company Deceived Consumers With Ads Touting Good Reviews
- Can Someone Please Uberize The Video Ad Model?
- Marissa Mayer Calls Yahoo A Revived Company
- McDonald's Problems And Solutions
- comScore Ranks U.S. Media Properties For January 2015
- Another 'Order' Has Been Placed For More Control In Programmatic
