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Apple’s Sneaky Plan To Snag Subscription Revenue; Cord Cutting On The Decline

The Poisoned Apple Apple has been secretly buying app download ads on behalf of apps as a way to secure iOS subscription fees in perpetuity, according to a Forbes report. Google won’t delete the ads, though they’re placed without the knowledge or consent of the app developers, including Bumble, Tinder, HBO, Masterclass and Babbel, the... Continue reading »
by AdExchanger // November 15th, 2021 //
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Trump Wages War On Chinese Apps (And Democracy); Facebook Bans Political Ads In Georgia Again

Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Trump’s Hatred Besides his war on the democratic process, President Trump is also going after apps with ties to China. According to the Wall Street Journal, the lame duck president – just a day before he incited a massive protest in which crowds stormed... Continue reading »
by AdExchanger // January 7th, 2021 //
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Roughly 6.6 million United States households will cut the cord this year, according to eMarketer’s latest forecast on pay TV trends,
Not A Good Year For Pay TV: More Than 6 Million US Households Will Cut The Cord In 2020

This ain’t no papercut. Roughly 6.6 million United States households will cut the cord this year, according to eMarketer’s latest forecast on pay TV trends, released Monday. That’s a 7.5% year-over-year decline, the biggest drop eMarketer has observed. And the picture doesn’t get much rosier for broadcast TV. By 2024, more than one-third of all... Continue reading »
by Allison Schiff // September 21st, 2020 //
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The Weather Channel App Settles Its Lawsuit; Omnicom Puts Big Tech's Feet To The Fire

Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Weathering The Storm IBM settled a lawsuit brought last year by the city attorney for Los Angeles accusing The Weather Channel app of tricking users into turning over data without explaining it would be given to third parties for purposes other than weather alerts,... Continue reading »
by AdExchanger // August 21st, 2020 //
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Lack Of Content Dooms Fall TV; EBay Sells Classified Ads Biz For $9.2B

Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Falling Out Of Favor Cord cutting was already rising before the pandemic, and a lack of new programming and live sports this fall will only accelerate that trend. This week, Netflix said it doesn’t believe production will resume in the United States before 2021,... Continue reading »
by AdExchanger // July 22nd, 2020 //
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With Live Sports Canceled, AT&T Loses Nearly 900,000 Paid TV Subs In Q1

With no live sports on the schedule, AT&T lost nearly 900,000 paid subscribers across its premium TV business, which includes DirecTV, U-verse and AT&T TV. That’s nearly double the number of Q1 2019 paid subscriber losses, which were around 544,000. Total pay TV revenue was $10.5 billion, down 7.2%. Sports have long been considered paid... Continue reading »
by Allison Schiff // April 22nd, 2020 //
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Will Publishers Benefit From Media Consumption Spike?; Disney Could Sell TrueX Ad Platform

Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Short-Term Gains, Long-Term Pains Media consumption is spiking almost as fast as the coronavirus is spreading, with people locked in their homes. But TV networks may only see short-term gains as the world faces a recession and production crews are forced to halt filming,... Continue reading »
by AdExchanger // March 19th, 2020 //
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TV Cancellation Impact; Etsy Tries Ads

Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. Not Very Sporting The sudden absence of live sports in television schedules has thrown broadcasters for a loop, with billions of dollars in rights fees and ad commitments on the line. But the most consequential effect may be a swing of users from linear-TV... Continue reading »
by AdExchanger // March 16th, 2020 //
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EMarketer: TV Ad Spend Had Its Last Year Of Growth In 2018

Snip, snip, whoosh. Hear that? It’s the sound of cords being cut followed by an inexorable decline in TV ad spending. The share of TV ad spend in the United States is set to drop below 30% of total ad spending for the first time this year, according to eMarketer research released on Wednesday. By... Continue reading »
by Allison Schiff // November 13th, 2019 //
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FTC Back To Full Power; Splitsville For Kantar And WPP?

Here’s today’s AdExchanger.com news round-up… Want it by email? Sign up here. FTC OK Go The Federal Trade Commission is finally at full power. More than a year into Trump’s presidency, the Senate voted Thursday to confirm a full new slate of commissioners: three Republicans and two Democrats. It was in the nick of time. Acting... Continue reading »
by AdExchanger // April 30th, 2018 //
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