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Future of TV
Amazon’s IMDb TV is paying around $500k per episode for original shows
Future of TV
‘We’re all against the algorithm’: YouTube, Facebook creators gravitate to group chats for support
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Amid shift to streaming, programmers try to maintain linear TV’s dual-revenue model
Future of TV
How Condé Nast Entertainment plans to use its five new studios to develop franchises
The Programmatic Publisher
The industry is looking to first-party data to replace cookies, but the open web may lose out
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‘King Kong jumping off the Empire State Building:’ Quibi’s $400m marketing push spans TV, in-person screenings
The Programmatic Marketer
‘A system that is out of alignment’: Online ad industry faces its identity crisis at IAB’s annual meeting
WTF Series
WTF is the CCPA’s definition of sale?
Publishing in the Platform Era
Alphabet’s YouTube revenue disclosure could pressure Instagram to share some money with creators, publishers
Future of TV
‘The Facebook of TV’: Roku rankles media companies as platform pushes The Roku Channel
Future of TV
ABC News will stream 18 hours per day of live, original shows by end of 2020
The Programmatic Publisher
Publishers’ CCPA compliance varies with ambiguous definition of ‘sale’
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‘Tim Cook is more important than the EU’: Browser makers hold more power over the digital ad industry than regulators
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