LG Ad Solutions CMO Tony Marlow joins TVREV’s Alan Wolk to break down how today’s smart TVs are transforming from passive screens into powerful commerce and entertainment hubs.

Inscape’s Q3 Market Trends research shows just how much native apps are growing in a very short amount of time.

Operating system software from Foxxum combines with a motherboard from CVTE to provide smaller TV OEMs with the TVOS war’s newest weapon.

Download TVREV’s newest special report that shows how smart TV OEMs are helping advertisers to succeed.

The one where we size up Comcast's new smart TVs and take a look under the hood of LG Ads' new River OS.

The one where we use Amazon’s entry into the TV OEM space to promote our new Special Report on the Emerging Smart TV Ecosystem, and explain why Roku and Tubi’s recent content forays matter.

As part of our upcoming series of Special Reports on the Emerging Smart TV Ecosystem, we sat down with Raghu Kodige, CEO at LG Ads, to discuss why owning both the hardware and the software makes smart TVs a perfect vehicle for content discovery, something that benefits programmers and viewers alike.

The impact of the pandemic and direct-to-consumer streaming services forced the hand of the studios to offer new theatrical movies at home. And now day-and-date home release has yet another tailwind in its favor: the evolving capabilities of the TV sets people have at home.

As part of our upcoming series of Special Reports on the Emerging Smart TV Ecosystem, we sat down with Adam Bergman, Vice President of National Ad Sales at VIZIO, to discuss why having their own built-in data sets via ACR gives smart TV OEMs a real advantage over other programmers in the connected TV space.

Treating gaming and TV as competitors for screen time is yesterday’s battle. It’s no longer about competition, but complementing content.

Announcing TV[R]EV's newest Special Reports on the emerging smart TV ecosystem.

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 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.