Data from Tubular Labs shows CNN social video viewers are likely shopping Amazon for chicken and turkey products (among other categories).

Twitter is facing more than just an advertiser exodus while Roku’s gloomy predictions may mask an even bigger problem.

Alan Wolk discusses the launch of ad-supported Netflix with Cheddar News anchor Baker Machado

Download Innovid’s insightful new guide on how CPG brands are using CTV to get a leg up on the competition.

MyBundle.TV CEO Jason Cohen explains how the service lets broadband providers give consumers a way to create their own bundles.

iSpot data shows which candy brands were getting in front of consumers in the lead-up to Halloween this year.

The Big 12’s new TV deal shows how ESPN is going to use college sports to keep fans tuning in en masse.

Categories data from Tubular Labs shows Hermès shoppers have a high affinity for social video content about visiting Las Vegas.

Data from VIZIO’s Inscape highlights how much of a hit Yellowstone is for Paramount Network.

VIZIO’s Katherine Pond explains how the company’s ACR data helps her team make better programming decisions on their WatchFree+ FAST.

Connected TV is beckoning to advertising with big screens, more impactful ads, and deep audience targeting. But Needham analyst Laura Martin suggests new data showing people mostly watch CTV shows with others has big implications for the burgeoning industry.

YouTube revenue takes a hit and why that’s good news for streaming, the OS wars heat up as Google and Amazon battle it out and then reach a tentative truce.

SpringServe’s Joe Hirsch explains how Tiles helps smart TV OEMs increase revenue while enhancing user experience.

A consumer insights report from Tubular Labs looks at the online habits of Food Network’s social audience.

iSpot shared a list of the most seen CPG brands on TV last quarter by share-of-voice (SOV), ahead of its new Q3 report.

As the midterms approach, Madhive found that average daily political impressions on connected TV are up 96% in October vs. September this year.

Truthset found that family data is often incorrect within big data sets.

Is Apple TV+ finally ready to act like a real streaming service, moving toward making money and paying its own way? Price hikes and more ads, maybe even an ad-supported tier, suggest Apple’s little project is growing up.

The recent deal between VIZIO and SpringServe to implement Tiles, highlights the growing importance of the TV operating system.

Viewers aren’t cutting the cord as much as they’re shifting most of their viewing to streaming and what that means for TV’s future.