It’s been less than a week since “Scamanda” broke and Summer House hype is growing rapidly on social video as fans try to sleuth out where it all went sideways.

Is a dedication to local news the real reason why the NAB, Fox and Sinclair are asking the FCC to stop the major sports leagues from heading to streaming?

NBC is taking a meaningful swing at the core idea of what a “national-meets-local” sports broadcast should look like — and, in the process, signaling where sports television may be headed next.

The NFL isn’t waiting for traditional TV to build out how it increases media revenues. It’s using streaming to grow revenues rapidly, with or without networks.

Marion Ranchet looks at RTL data to explain why Europeans are still watching TV together--not solo.

PLUS: Alan Wolk says goodbye to Sora, Tim Hanlon on Nexstar-Tegna, a new episode of In the Vicinity, and more

Which brands are finding ways to engage with fans on social video via the excitement around March Madness?

The real reason OpenAI shut down it Sora video app, plus our hot take on the 2026 NewFronts.

The combined Nexstar-TEGNA now has to prove that a vastly larger footprint can translate into sustainable economics in a shrinking linear TV ecosystem — without triggering backlash from regulators, distributors, or local markets.

Annie Krukowska introduces the theory of “liquid content”—how the format allows content to flow from one platform to the next in the age of Feudal Media

This episode of In the Vicinity is all about Nexstar’s acquisition of Tegna. Now that the deal is officially closed, Tim Hanlon and Jim Wilson can dive headfirst into one of the most consequential developments in years.

‘Project Hail Mary’ is a certified box office hit. But the data suggests Amazon should be just as excited for the film’s performance on streaming.

PLUS: Alan Wolk the Oscars reckoning, Tim Hanlon looks at FCC license threats, and a new episode of In the Vicinity

Spider-Man’s social video success showcases just how big the character is — at a time when there are doubts about the superhero genre.

It wasn’t so much the ratings for this year’s Oscars that was off, but rather, its cultural relevancy. Alan Wolk unpacks what becomes of movies. in the age of Feudal Media.

The current administration’s political pressure against aimed at television journalism is real. But the regulatory system governing broadcast licenses has evolved in ways that make rapid, politically driven punishment extraordinarily difficult.

At Marketecture Live III, TVREV’s Alan Wolk sat down with Index Exchange’s James Wilhite to tackle one of the defining questions of modern media: How do you reach a mass audience when mass media no longer exists?

Operational infrastructure can’t be lost in the larger shuffle of NewFronts, as XR: Extreme Reach CMO Graham McKenna explains.

In this episode of In The Vicinity, local media veterans Tim Hanlon and Jim Wilson explore why the digital transition has proven so difficult—and what it will take for broadcasters to evolve from traditional stations into true multi-platform local media companies.

RTL AdAlliance tracked European viewing habits since 2022, here is what four editions reveal about ads, trust, discovery, churn and the first click.