Despite the flashy Upfronts, tech giants like Google, Apple and Meta are competing to dominate the future of AI.

Streaming services may dream of chasing Oscars, but they’re spending their dollars on TV series, both old and new. Brandon Katz unpacks why.

Can US local broadcasters and their network programming patrons get out of their own way and glean some innovation inspiration from their brethren across the pond?

NBA playoff games captured a 5.02% viewership share for May 6-12, per Inscape.

Between the reported NFL Christmas deal and streaming competitors looking for rebundling liferafts, it certainly looks like Netflix has emerged victorious in the so-called “streaming wars.”

Teads' Charles Lucterhand provides some best practices for navigating the fragmented CTV ecosystem

All the unanswered questions behind the Disney/WBD bundling announcement and why FAST services are crushing it.

Per Inscape, the annual race had a 1.04% viewership share across the week, an increase from the 2023 Derby’s 0.81% share.

While demand for kids content remains high, supply is surprisingly low. Brandon Katz looks at what’s behind the imbalance.

With new originals like “Big Mood” Tubi’s been on a winning streak this spring. We sat down with Tubi’s Cynthia Clevenger in a new video series to understand why.

Spulu would seem to be the Biggest Loser if NBCU stole the NBA from WBD and why that might spur WBD to action. Plus everything that mattered at the NewFronts.

The UK’s new Freely “streaming broadcast” service begs the question: why can't US viewers stream full, (ostensibly) free local broadcast signals?

Retail media is projected to account for 20% of all advertising spending next year, as major companies like Yahoo and Kroger form strategic partnerships to capitalize on this booming sector.

The NBA’s on the precipice of landmark media rights deals that would see it thread the needle perfectly between streaming and linear TV.

The 2024 NFL draft takes second place with a 2.95% viewership share across April 22-28, per Inscape.

Balancing much-loved older hits with still-hot newer ones is a balancing act for streaming services. Brandon Katz looks at what they should and should not do to solve this.

Why the success of Amazon’s “Fallout” is such good news for ad-supported subscription streaming, and why DAZN’s live sports on Tubi is good news for the FASTs.

The unwinding of Regional Sports Networks may - or may not - be a windfall for local TV broadcasters.

Kraken games will appear locally on Amazon (and broadcast TV). And it may show what’s next for local sports rights.

Tubi’s Cynthia Clevenger explains how culturally relevant series like “Big Mood” help advertisers connect with audiences.