For a limited time, Magnolia Selects is offering a discounted price of $24.99 for an annual subscription, 50% off of the regular price of $49.99/year. The discount is being offered ...Read More
605 launches ‘bring your own data’ TV measurement platform
605 is launching a new TV measurement and audience analytics platform for national television networks, advertisers and agencies.
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YouTube Kids Is Coming to the Fire TV in 2020
In April 2019, Google and Amazon announced a deal to bring YouTube, YouTube TV, and YouTube Kids to the Fire TV. At the time, Amazon and Google said all three ...Read More
Google says YouTube TV has over 2M paid subscribers
Google parent company Alphabet has provided a rare update on the performance of its virtual MVPD YouTube TV and other premium subscription services.
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Super Bowl draws average streaming audience of 3.4M viewers
Fox is claiming that Super Bowl LIV, which aired last Sunday on the network, is the most livestreamed Super Bowl in history.
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Amazon Prime will Premiere Agatha Christie Series This March
Amazon Prime Video has announced that Agatha Christie’s The Pale Horse will premiere on March 13. The series will have two epsiodes. The series will be based on Agatha Christie’s ...Read More
Google Fiber ditches TV service in favor of YouTube TV, FuboTV
Google Fiber will no longer be offering a traditional linear TV product to its new subscribers and will instead direct them toward some live streaming TV service options.
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Disney+ already has 28.6M paid subscribers
Disney provided its first subscriber count for Disney+, the streaming video service it launched in November, and it’s off to an impressive start.
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How to Watch The 2020 State of The Union For FREE on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, & More
Today February 4th at 9 PM Eastern, the State of The Union address will air on almost every free and paid live TV streaming service in the United States. You ...Read More
Streaming ads suffer increasing tech hiccups: study
Streaming video advertisements are increasingly prone to performance issues that test viewers’ patience, according to a new study from Conviva.
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