New members to the Global Video Measurement Alliance highlight how social video's about to scale up as a revenue opportunity.

We put together a few quick viewership and advertising insights around NFL football, including what else fans are most likely to be watching on TV, with insights from Inscape, iSpot and Tubular Labs.

The one where we look at all the freebie offers the Flixes still have going and examine why vMVPDs are going to be hot for the next year or two.

"Snowpiercer" just started its second season, and has already been renewed for a third. We took a look at some advertising and viewership trends, including what other shows these fans watching, using data from Inscape and iSpot.

A look at the unexpected rise of a massive advertising and content ecosystem centered around smart TV OEMs.

NBC's move to sunset NBCSN wasn't about sports -- it was about keeping cable afloat as it pivots to streaming.

Smart TVs saw the biggest growth in a great quarter for the online-video business, a new Conviva study found. Roku and YouTube also had big quarters, while South America and Africa viewership boomed. But ads got longer, despite consumer preferences.

The one where we look at Netflix's move away from debt financing and the continued growth of the FASTs

Tubular Labs CRO Denis Crushell discusses how TV -- streaming and linear -- is utilizing social video to grow viewership in 2021.

Tubi pitched advertisers this week with some big numbers on its first year with Fox. But contained within the pitch were key factors that all the free, ad-supported services will need to embrace amid stiffer competition for audiences.

Churn is going to become an increasing problem for streaming services... unless they're able to harness the power of franchises, of course (no easy feat).

You've probably noticed some "WandaVision" ads in recent weeks. Here's a look at just how much Disney and Marvel have pushed the show in advance of the premiere.

The one where we explain why LG's new interface is a bigger deal than it might seem and offer some suggestions for Univision's Prende

Roku's shares are up almost a third in less than two weeks. How to keep them there? We have an idea.

Lost revenues for the major sports leagues in the U.S. could mean expansion is in the works to pocket more cash (via rights deals and expansion fees)

Who's still advertising during Tucker Carlson Tonight? A look at the handful of brands left.

Roku set all kinds of records in January's first week, and made its first original-content deal. Where does it go from here?

The one where we lay out the wisdom of the LG/Alphonso deal and dissect what it means that Roku and Amazon now have over 50 million users apiece.