Olympics
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VideoNuze Podcast #336: Olympics Viewing Shifts to Online
Posted on 08-18-2016
I'm pleased to present the 336th edition of the VideoNuze podcast with my weekly partner Colin Dixon of nScreenMedia. Like tens of millions of others, Colin and I have...
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VideoNuze Podcast #323: Rio Olympics on X1 Will Be a Breakthrough Experience
Posted on 05-20-2016
I'm pleased to present the 323rd edition of the VideoNuze podcast with my weekly partner Colin Dixon of nScreenMedia. Colin and I were both very impressed by the demo...
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The Super Bowl, the Olympics and the Future of Programmatic Video
Posted on 03-26-2014
Programmatic video advertising came of age around the recent Super Bowl. Many video publishers, offering an unprecedented volume of pre-roll ads programmatically, sold out all available inventory for 24 hours...
News from Around the Web (101 items)
- Snapchat And NBC Expand Olympics Content Pact Around 2020 Tokyo Games Tubefilter - 01-26-2020
- NBC Triples Live-Streaming Olympics Viewership From 2014 Mediapost - 02-20-2018
- We Have Streaming Revenue, Too, Says NBC. And We Can Prove It. NY Times - 02-20-2018
- NBC Olympics Tuesday Ratings Were Down From 2014, but Streaming Figures Were Huge Adweek - 02-14-2018
- NBC Will Show Winter Olympics Content on 4,000 Outdoor Displays in 3 U.S. Cities Adweek - 02-06-2018
- Snapchat to Show Live Video of NBC’s Olympics Coverage WSJ - 02-07-2018
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