Thought Leaders Circle member Lance Neuhauser, President, Commercial at Mediaocean, discusses his company’s recent acquisition of Flashtalking and why it positions them to succeed in a converged media world.

Between new streaming services, massive increases in CTV ad spending, and growing investments from major tech players, the digital video ecosystem is moving quickly and showing no signs of slowing down. Amidst this turmoil, however, YouTube stands above the fray as a seemingly immovable giant. The company’s revenue increased by 84% year-over-year in the second quarter of 2021, driven in large part by a rebound in online advertising.

The one where we explain why the latest round of Nielsen-bashing is just theater and look at options for Locast now that the courts have ruled against it.

Netflix isn't taking many risks. Is that a viable long-term strategy for the streaming service?

From our TV[R]EV Thought Leaders Circle event, LG Ads CEO Raghu Kodige on why advertising shouldn't be a nuisance for the consumer.

In video footage from our members-only Thought Leaders Circle event, Mediaocean's Aaron Goldman walks us through why omnichannel advertising is where the industry is heading.

At the end of Q2, we dig into the data on who's still advertising with Tucker Carlson.

The College Football Playoff seems prepared to expand from four to 12 teams. TV, as expected, is the biggest reason for the shift.

Just how big would a Discovery/WarnerMedia company be? A look at the combined footprint on social video and TV.

TV[R]EV speaks with Tom St. John, head of partnerships at Beachfront, about the state of sports on television heading into NewFronts/upfronts.

At the end of the first quarter, some advertisers still appear to be sticking with Tucker Carlson. Who might those brands be? And who has departed since January?

TV[R]EV's latest report shares new data from iSpot on how addressable ad impressions exploded in 2020, and which industries fueled that rise.

Amazon's new deal with Donald Glover plots a path toward more curation, channels and a better user interface.

Super Bowl ratings declining set off some alarm bells -- but the more interesting conversation is around what it means for the future of the game on TV.

A critical look at the case for and against advertising during the Super Bowl.

Funny ads are a Super Bowl staple: According to iSpot's Ace Metrix, at least 53% of ads were viewed as funny each year since 2014, and hit a high-water mark of 69% of spots during the 2020 game. This post dives into some specific insights around Frito-Lay commercials for this year's Big Game.

You've probably noticed some "WandaVision" ads in recent weeks. Here's a look at just how much Disney and Marvel have pushed the show in advance of the premiere.

Who's still advertising during Tucker Carlson Tonight? A look at the handful of brands left.