Nexstar said it no longer will sell ads based on ratings, shifting to a "cost-per-impression" model that captures viewing on other platforms. So what's everyone else in broadcasting waiting for?

Netflix took out another big loan, $2 billion in unsecured debt, just days before competing Apple and Disney services launch. Great programming "can be expensive" CEO Reed Hastings said.

Fox partnered with TV ad measurement company iSpot for attribution, competitive benchmarks, and more to prove the effectiveness of ads on Fox Networks. TV[R]EV's Annie Edwards explains.

Kevin Feige taking over as Marvel's Chief Creative Officer shows an omnichannel marketing approach that buoys that brands (and maybe Star Wars) through TV.

Regional sports networks in California are less likely to be seen as must-haves by many potential subscribers, a study suggests. To survive in the direct-to-consumer future, such channels will need to prove their value as a bundle partner for significant audiences.

Impeachment is driving media, whether you're pro- or against. A look at how Trump's spending and more:

Getting subscribers in the door is an existential issue for niche services amid brutal competition. At the Future of TV conference, marketing and business-development executives offered nine tactics crucial to survival amid that competition.

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.