The Tyson vs. Paul match fueled a month-over-month increase in EMV for Netflix, per CreatorIQ.
This year, the share of smart TVs that solely streamed content hit 61% — a notable increase across the last few years, according to Inscape’s latest analysis.
Prime Video had a 64% month-over-month increase in Earned Media Value in October, per CreatorIQ.
Why FAST channels often get lost in the shuffle and how new AI-powered social media solutions can help get them noticed.
The red giant also ranks highest for overall experience and ad experience, per data from MX8 Labs.
The unsealed details of the NBA’s new media rights deals with Amazon and NBC shed a lot of light on where the league’s headed (and especially what Amazon wants to do with sports and shoppable ads).
Titan OS made quite a splash at MIPCOM last week, with its Sony Pictures Entertainment announcement. We look at why independent operating systems like Titan hold so much promise as alternatives to Big Tech.
Evan Shapiro’s TV Taxonomy highlights how industry jargon had resulted in an out-of-control Tower Of Babel, and a look at the negative effects of all that discord.
Thanks in part to social buzz around “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,” Hulu saw a 66% month-over-month increase in Earned Media Value in September, per CreatorIQ.
Guest author Jon Accarino tells the story of his former boss, one time NBC marketing chief John D. Miller.
Diamond Sports Group could potentially lose 11 of its remaining MLB team rights deals for 2025. Such a move could expedite the end of the current RSN model, and DSG's involvement in regional sports altogether.
As part of its study on streaming platforms, MX8 Labs surveyed viewers about brand recall, attention and if ads actually influenced them to make a purchase.
Netflix increased its Earned Media Value by 13% from July to August, per a CreatorIQ analysis.
A new report from CreatoriQ found that the number of creators posting about streaming services grew 28% in H1 2024, resulting in a 56% increase in Earned Media Value.
As part of its streaming services study, MX8 Labs analyzed consumer preferences for some of the most popular FASTs.
Inscape’s Q2 2024 report reveals that 60% of smart TVs only streamed content during the quarter — a record high.
ESPN's controlled the narrative around college football for decades. What happens if it loses that footing via the DirecTV dispute?
VIZIO and ESPN have both introduced new offerings designed to simplify the convoluted sports rights landscape for consumers.
An in-depth survey from MX8 Labs reveals how consumers really feel about the streaming landscape.
Starting 5 is yet another smart play by Netflix to get into the sports conversation consistently without breaking the bank.
Peacock racked up $53.1 million in Earned Media Value in July, a notable 55% month-over-month increase, per CreatorIQ.
If you can watch most content on most platforms, doesn't that just push every consumer toward consolidating around only subscribing to Netflix?
Details are coming out around the Venu streaming service, which also creates more questions.
Want to get Netflix, Hulu, Max, Apple TV+, Paramount+, VIX and Peacock for just $11.32/month? Here is how.
Peacock racked up $30.9 million in EMV during the month, a 48% increase from its May EMV, per CreatorIQ.
While TV is thriving, the Emmys refusal to make sense out of their confusing category structure will only serve to turn viewers away from the show.
The launch of Titan OS’s new ad product is jus the latest step forward in the rise of the independent TV operating systems. Alan Wolk unpacks what it all means.
Nicola Coughlan saw her TikTok audience grow by 25x since January and has a 13.58% engagement rate on the platform, per CreatorIQ.
Apple TV+ has a huge opportunity with MLS to do away with old structures around live sports programming and schedules, but hasn’t really done so yet.
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Streaming Wars
As the television industry shifts from linear to streaming, new players emerge, existing players merge, and AVOD, SVOD, FASTs and Flixes become part of the lexicon.
Why YouTube’s anything-and-everything content strategy looks to be where the future of television is headed.