The Future Of Television. Dissected Daily.
Netflix Still Holding Its Own vs. Disney+ with Extensive TV Show Catalogue
Disney+ has the known intellectual property, but that hasn't given them an advantage over incumbent Netflix just yet - at least on the TV show front.
State of Ad Tech Study: 92% See Need for Industry-Wide Standardization
It makes sense that standardization is desired given the state of digital ads. Still, just 6% of respondents are satisfied with current digital ad ecosystem
LTN Global Discusses How Addressable TV Avoids Privacy Issues
LTN Global CTO + Head of Strategy Alan Young recently noted how addressable can avoid privacy issues, prioritizing targeting that puts the individual first.
Quibi Nabs $750 Million More, Names News Programs Ahead of Launch
Mobile video startup Quibi is having a good week, one month before its launch: it said it has raised another $750 million, and detailed news shows made for it by BBC, NBC and Telemundo.
Streaming Services Keep Expanding; is the NFL Looking at a Digital Future?
Streaming services keep booming, and that growth is eventually going to grab some major sports rights -- perhaps even the NFL's.
AT&T TV Service Feels Like Cable's Bad Old, Good Old Days
AT&T TV launched nationwide today, a successor to the collapsing DirecTV. But for all its modern features, it feels like a throwback to cable TV's bad old days.
Sports Leagues Trying to Cash in on (Maybe) Last Big TV Rights Rush
With many TV deals expiring and audience habits shifting, U.S. sports leagues may be trying to capitalize one final time.
Major League Baseball Considering New Made-for-TV Postseason Aspects
Major League Baseball's potential new postseason is the most radical playoff proposal in U.S. pro sports, and it's largely for TV.

