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Whether Disney+ becomes appointment television or not, it'll be important television to dedicated fans. And that, by itself, is probably enough to guide it to success in the short- and long-term.

From Greta Thunberg at the UN to major corporations taking a stand on political issues, traditional lines of power are changing. Viacom executive Christian Kurz talks about his companies new study on power's changing face, and what it means for brands.

If the Emmys are largely featuring premium cable and streaming content, would the show be better served airing there instead?

Philo offers a different kind of skinny bundle, for a bargain price. But COO Mike Keyserling says the company is thriving, feeding superfans of traditional TV with all the channels they like to binge on.

Diving deeper into the data behind Nike's "Dream Crazy" ad campaign on both TV and social video a year after its release.

Apple is giving away a year of free TV+ service for anyone who buys its hardware. That could bring 100 million or more users onto the service, even with conservative math. How do we value those customers versus all the competition?

Which advertisers showed up for the third Democratic Candidate Debates, and how did the candidates perform on social video?

Video measurement company Tubular Labs recently revealed new details around a suite of metrics aimed to address social video’s lack of uniform standards, and value those audiences at parity with traditional media channels.