Warner Bros., Netflix, Paramount: The CTV Chessboard
Netflix could acquire Warner Bros., unless Paramount swoops in or regulators intervene. How rearranging the streaming leaders could affect the CTV ad business.
Netflix could acquire Warner Bros., unless Paramount swoops in or regulators intervene. How rearranging the streaming leaders could affect the CTV ad business.
CTV spending is flattening, performance is plateauing and buyers are hesitant to push budgets further. The reason is not complicated. When buyers cannot see what they are buying, they cannot commit their spend with conviction.
Add Vibe.co to the list of CTV ad platforms that are kicking supply-side resellers to the curb.
With the launch on Wednesday of Uproxx TV, Jarret Myer wants his brand to take the same step forward that YouTube did by moving beyond mobile and desktop viewing and into the living room.
Is it just me, or do third-quarter earnings always seem especially strange?
We break down some of the most interesting financial trends coming out of Q3 earnings reports, and what rises to the level of being worth covering in the first place.
Consumers don’t experience media in silos. They might stream a live game on their TV, scroll social feeds during halftime and research products on their mobile device later that night.
Disney’s Q4 earnings double down on the success of sports streaming content, but the YouTube TV blackout continues.
Confusion in CTV isn’t a natural byproduct of a maturing market; it’s an outcome of how distributors protect their pricing power.
Nextoor is rolling out a bunch of new ad capabilities, including campaign optimization, contextual weather-based ad targeting and expanded video ad formats.
Paramount Skydance, which officially turns 100 days old this week, released its first post-merger quarterly earnings report on Monday.