VidBlog
by P.J. Bednarski, Staff Writer
Comedy Central's "Handy" featurettes learn from online branded content. More enjoyable than commercials! But do they sell anything? Read the whole story
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by Tobi Elkin
A large portion of the digital video and local TV growth will come from programmatic spending. This will occur as programmatic becomes more of … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Elizabeth Hellman, Columnist
It's easy for those of us who remember life before mobile devices and a ubiquitous internet to stereotype teens as rabid, but not particularly … Read the whole story
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by Wayne Friedman
TV programs, on ad-supported networks, accounted for 64% to 88% of prime-time top trending topics on social media platforms. Sports accounted for 68% of … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Gavin O'Malley, Staff Writer
Facebook already rules our social lives. Can it take over our TVs, too? Positioning itself accordingly, the social giant is reportedly working on an … Read the whole story
by Wayne Friedman
Interest in the league sank 26% since last season, to 294 million impressions from 396 million the season before. The decline was partially due … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Erik Sass, Staff Writer
Published on weekdays, the Edition will provide a high-level overview of the news drawn from the NYT's existing Morning Briefing product. Read the whole story
by Joe Mandese
"There is only one President at a time, and Donald Trump is not one to cede authority. But in the early days at 1600 … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Philip Rosenstein, Staff Writer
From CNN's creation of a new investigative unit to Reuters leadership telling its reporters to think differently about reporting on the White House, Donald … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Wayne Friedman, Staff Writer
Facebook is making a specific more TV-video play: A TV-like digital set-top box app on new over-the-top services like Apple TV. Since June, there … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Ben Kaplan, Op-Ed Contributor
Marketers would do well to incorporate mobile surveys, emojis (that's right-emojis), and micro-targeted ads on Facebook into their 2017 strategy. Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Alison Hill, Columnist
Mashable called it a "stunt." "Adweek" said it was a "neat party gimmick." And the "Washington Post" deemed it a "nifty innovation." I'm talking … Read the whole story