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YouTube TV Announces Multiview Featuring Select Non-Sports Content
YouTube TV multiview is supported across different devices, although it is currently limited to the arrangements and channels the service has provided.
The Basic Truths Of Marketing: It’s Not Set It And Forget It
We have learned over the years that no marketing plan employs a "set it and forget it" tactic.
YouTube Podcast Head Kai Chuk Exits
YouTube has grown into the biggest podcast platform on the planet. Now its leader, Kai Chuk, is departing the company.
Chuk has overseen its podcast...
YouTube Alters Measurement of ‘Shorts’ to Rival TikTok and Instagram Reels
The company is enacting a policy similar to its rivals TikTok and Instagram Reels.
Netflix Declines to Bid for NFL Draft Media Rights: Report
Sources cited in the report indicate that the league will likely add a streaming partner to its plans for NFL Draft coverage as the league welcomes the future stars of tomorrow to the sport.
The Media Industry Must Enter Rehab For ‘X Addiction’
Monday morning brought the unofficial beginning of the National Football League’s new year. The legal tampering period serves as a day for NFL teams...
How AI Can Help Your Sales Team Close More Business
The best managers examine every possible item for their arsenal, enabling them to compete in a high-stakes technology-driven industry.
YouTube ‘Investing Heavily’ to Support Audio, Podcast Content
“Google has lots of places where this content could live, and we’re talking with many of those teams, and we will look to integrate into all of those services as it makes sense.”
YouTube TV Announces 14% Price Increase for Both New and Existing Subscribers
The move markets the first price hike since March 2023, when the service increased its monthly price from $64.99 to $72.99.
Will The Media Industry Adapt To Technological Changes?
"How many traditional news outlets are effectively using TikTok, for example? How well did traditional media fare when Facebook and Google took their content and advertising revenue?"