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Throughout the Covid pandemic, we’ve seen the acceleration of digital trends that had been slowly building for years. As a society, we’ve made huge changes in where and how we work, where we can live – and how we consume media, especially video. Now that the world is about to change radically again, what is going to happen with connected TV (CTV)? Verizon Media’s Iván Markman offers five predictions for what’s next.
Streaming Deals Key to Upfront Ad Sales as Networks Gun for Price Hikes Brian Steinberg, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail The largest TV networks are getting ready to snare billions of dollars from Madison Avenue. And lose them, all at the same time. More from Variety The annual springtime ritual of programming presentations for ad buyers will be virtual this year, kicking off on Monday with events for NBC and Fox. Disney’s many platforms take the stage on Tuesday, as will Discovery and Univision. CBS and WarnerMedia go on Wednesday. “We are seeing great strength in the markets, not just...
As the NFL moves more confidently toward streaming games online 2021, the pro sports league is also turning to the buzzy Clubhouse for Draft Week support.
To mark Earth Day (April 22), Realscreen presents a lineup of some of the unscripted and documentary programming scheduled to roll out across linear and streaming. The below titles represent just a handful of programs airing today (April 22) as well as upcoming programming, all focused on themes including sustainability, climate change, wildlife and activism. Previously reported programming includes the PBS and BBC feature documentary Greta Thunberg: A Year to Change the World, produced by the BBC Studios Science Unit and B-Reel Films, premiering on the American pubcaster at 8 p.m. ET/PT; an...
Malika The Lion Queen. “This is a space we at Fox have been looking to enter; but we wanted to be strategic about it and the premise had to be something big and broad that would appeal to all viewers. When Grant [Mansfield] and Tom [Hugh-Jones] pitched Malika, I knew straight away it was right for us,” Rob Wade (pictured left), president of alternative entertainment and specials at Fox Entertainment, tells Realscreen. The series — executive produced by Plimsoll’s Tom Hugh-Jones, Martha Holmes and Grant Mansfield – travels to South Africa’s Kruger National Park, the home of ...