forbes.comPublished With a widely expected announcement to let some YouTube channels charge monthly subscriptions of 99 cents and up, Google is positioning its video site as the anti-cable TV: a video service willing to offer individual channels on the cheap rather...
allthingsd.comPublished Instead of struggling against the Internet Age and the connected world, broadcasters, cable companies and Hollywood can capitalize on the audience’s need to enjoy what they have to offer — great TV programming.
emarketer.comPublished An increasing number of internet users in Canada are cancelling cable subscriptions and giving up watching the traditional tube, though their number is still small compared with the total population. And they’re not giving up on TV content, as they...
emarketer.comPublished Eight out of 10 US TV viewers are using cable and digital streaming technology to watch TV on their own schedules. Of those consumers, more than half binge-view TV shows—catching up on both old and current TV shows and seasons.
Broadcasting Cable The “second screen” approach, where the tablet or smartphone becomes a TV companion device, allowing for added levels of interactivity, is examined to reveal how second screen apps, social networks, and mobile sites will...
The MSO serves approximately 50 percent of Austin’s pay-TV subs, followed by DirecTV (18 percent), DISH Net (17 percent) and relative newbie ATs justifiable paranoia, it’s worth noting that no cable overbuilder has ever proved to be a financial...
TV Everywhere, the television industry’s attempt to respond to viewer demand for more TV content on other screens such as tablets and computers so they don’t cut the cable cord, has been seen even by industry insiders as disappointing, even...
Now we have cable, and you have to pay for channels, which is a whole different model. We're going to think all the way back - and everyone will make fun of me for making this statement - think about when TV first came out, because I was alive when...
Among the TV segments, Spanish cable TV (7.9% of Hispanic ad spend on traditional media) grew the fastest, at 21%, followed by Spanish network TV (57% of spend), which grew by 13%, and Spanish spot TV (20% of spend), which grew by 1%.
It’s an important issue for him, since he was just hired by Time Warner to reinvigorate its CNN cable news brand in a fast-changing environment. We have had the razor-sharp Diller onstage at D before, but we thought it was time to bring him back...