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14 Biggest Radio Companies in the US - Insider Monkey - Vimarsana News

14 Biggest Radio Companies in the US - Insider Monkey

Back in 2019, when Duncan Stewart, Director of Research, TMT, at Deloitte predicted that radio audience from the age group 18-34 would surpass that of TV by 2025, media analysts were calling it a strangely...

Five takeaways from Borrell Miami 2023 - Vimarsana News

Five takeaways from Borrell Miami 2023

More than 400 advertising and media industry leaders and insiders gathered at the Marriott Biscayne Bay in Miami, March 5-7, at the Borrell Miami Local Advertising Conference 2023. The theme of “Navigating Local Media's Brave New World” played out in main-stage presentations and breakout sessions over the two-day conference, offering the latest advertising and revenue-generating strategies and opportunities.

Local TV Ad Spend to Drop 18% Next Year While OTT Advertising Rises - Vimarsana News

Local TV Ad Spend to Drop 18% Next Year While OTT Advertising Rises

Video OTT is expected to grow 12.8% according to the Borrell Associates 2023 forecasts

Visions of the Future at Forecast 2023 | Radio & Television Business Report - Vimarsana News

Visions of the Future at Forecast 2023 | Radio & Television Business Report

Respected ad trend expert Gordon Borrell, CEO of Borrell Associates, joins Forecast 2023 for an exclusive conversation with four of the top radio and television executives on November 16. The esteemed group of panelists includes Greg Ashlock of iHeartMedia; Caroline Beasley; Deb McDermott, of Standard Media Group; and Jordan Wertlieb, of Hearst Television.

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Study: Loss Of Third-Party Cookies Could Cost Broadcasters $2.1B in Ad Revenue - Vimarsana News

Study: Loss Of Third-Party Cookies Could Cost Broadcasters $2.1B in Ad Revenue

The loss of third-party data could cost the average TV station $1.1M in annual digital ad revenue, according to Borrell and the NAB