The one where we look at why the Viacom/CBS merger is such a smart move and continue to wonder why Apple can't seem to get TV right.

MyPillow has alternates to the likes of Tucker Carlson and Fox News when it comes to TV advertising. We explain a few with data from iSpot and Inscape.

If Marvel winds up losing Spider-Man completely to Sony, could they just buy the whole company to get him back, with a hardware play to boot?

Amazon substantially increased advertising spending on its new original shows the first half of 2019, as it tried to pull in consumers before the arrival of several new competitors, a new report found.

The ACC Network's coverage footprint continues to grow as the conference added Charter/Spectrum this week and is looking strong before launch.

Disney has an ability to act as MVPD and content provider on a level no one else can, at a price point that no one else is going to be able to compete with, either.

Disney+ will be using the Marvel Cinematic Universe in an interesting way, to tie TV and movies together unlike anything we've seen before.

One of Twitch's biggest stars, Ninja, surprised the livestreaming industry by jumping to rival Mixer. It could be a big deal for the burgeoning business, but Twitch isn't going anywhere.

U.S. tech giants spent millions on advertising in the first half of the year. Using data from iSpot, we take a closer look at who spent what where.