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TV networks begin to signal willingness to prioritize streaming over linear

by Tim Peterson
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‘Anything that will jump-start the market’: TV networks, agencies discuss upfront ‘share’ deals to address advertiser commitment issues

by Tim Peterson
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YouTube’s lowered mid-roll ad requirement may lead to shorter videos from publishers

by Tim Peterson
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‘The billion-dollar question’: What will happen to advertising dollars if sports go on a coronavirus hiatus again

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How Hulu’s self-serve ad tool could open streaming’s floodgates

by Tim Peterson
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Shut out of Fire TV and Roku, Peacock is the latest example of the arrival power moves to streaming

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How the future of TV and streaming has been reshaped so far by 2020

by Tim Peterson
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TV ad dollars expected to drop in 2020, while streaming’s share set to rise

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Why WarnerMedia still has so many HBO-branded streaming services: a study of a branding and distribution headache

by Tim Peterson
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‘How do you go ahead and plan?’ Splitting TV’s upfront deal-making amid Coronavirus concerns is far from clean-cut

by Tim Peterson
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TV networks try to use weak ad market to settle ad delivery debts to advertisers

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‘Never happened before’: Advertisers prepare for a September logjam of live sports

by Tim Peterson
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Disney adds Hulu to upfront deals to bolster streaming pitch to advertisers

by Tim Peterson
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Slowly but surely, the TV ad market is changing in profound ways

by Tim Peterson

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