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VideoNuze Analysis (258 items)
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SpotX Invests in Ad Server SpringServe to Drive OTT/CTV Monetization
Posted on 07-21-2020
Video ad platform SpotX has made an undisclosed investment in SpringServe, an independent OTT and connected TV ad server, extending an existing partnership. SpotX is owned by RTL Group;...
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Quick Math Shows Comcast Missed Out On Almost $6 Billion in Revenue By Not Buying the Rest of Hulu
Posted on 01-28-2020
Now that NBCU has revealed its launch plan, pricing and forecast for the Peacock streaming service, some quick math shows how much Comcast missed out on by not buying...
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VideoNuze Podcast #479: Pay-TV’s Q2 Subscriber Losses; Viacom-CBS Upside
Posted on 08-16-2019
I’m pleased to present the 479th edition of the VideoNuze podcast, with my weekly partner Colin Dixon of nScreenMedia. Q2 was a very tough quarter for pay-TV operators, with...
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- Viola-backed Applicaster’s Video Platform Gets New Boost From $11M Series D Crunchbase News - 07-17-2020
- Mediaocean To Acquire 4C, Create 'Modern System-of-Record For Omnichannel Advertising' Mediapost - 07-13-2020
- Interactive Storytelling App Whatifi Launches With $10 Million in Funding The Hollywood Reporter - 06-09-2020
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