OTT Ads Will Remain a Pillar of Media Mixes for Years to Come

The streaming wars intensified this year. How will ad-supported streaming services fit into all of this?

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Spotify and Hulu? How (and Why) OTT Partnerships Formed

The current TV landscape makes it difficult for streaming platforms to simultaneously meet viewer demands and revenue requirements. Part of that evolution has taken the shape of over-the-top TV partnerships.

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Premium Podcasts: Is the Subscription Model Working?

The popularity of podcasts has survived a rotating cast of distribution platforms, devices, competition and (now) revenue models. Americans are now listening to more podcasts than ever before, leaving the industry to ask: where do we go from here?

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Host-Read Podcast Ads: Why They’re the Next Big Thing

While podcasts may be a relatively new medium of advertising, host-read advertisements certainly are not.

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How Mergers and Acquisitions Are Transforming the TV Landscape

A recent slew of streaming launches, mergers, and acquisitions has already caused noticeable changes in the TV landscape. Take a closer look at how, exactly.

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2022 Super Bowl LVI: The Main Advertising Event of the Year

Many new companies have announced their Super Bowl commercials. Let’s see what it could mean for your media planning.

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85% of American Kids Watch YouTube Videos: Advertisers Take Notice

Kids are now watching YouTube videos more than ever. As content quality continues to improve, how are advertisers spending on these channels?

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How YouTube Policy Updates Have Impacted Ad Revenue

As Google has gone through several major policy changes over the last two years, its ad revenue has fluctuated. Check out this timeline.

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Food Delivery Apps Keep Forking Over Ad Dollars

As people return to the in-person experience of restaurant dining, you might expect mobile ordering to have tapered off. But food delivery apps like GrubHub, UberEats and DoorDash haven’t seen a slowdown in orders—even as they continue to make headlines for the wrong reasons. 

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