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Media industry turmoil: Strikes, streaming losses, ad slump - Vimarsana News

Media industry turmoil: Strikes, streaming losses, ad slump

Netflix will kick off media earnings season this week as the industry reckons with one of its most tumultuous periods in years.

Source: cnbc.com
How the streaming wars became 'a different type of battle' - Vimarsana News

How the streaming wars became 'a different type of battle'

The streaming wars started as a race for subscribers. It's now evolved into a race for ad dollars amid a greater profitability push. Mark Boidman, partner and…

Source: biztoc.com
MITCH LANDRIEU, WHITE HOUSE SENIOR ADVISOR & INFRASTRUCTURE COORDINATOR, JOINS POWERHOUSE ROSTER OF SPEAKERS AT 2023 OAAA/GEOPATH OOH MEDIA CONFERENCE - Vimarsana News

MITCH LANDRIEU, WHITE HOUSE SENIOR ADVISOR & INFRASTRUCTURE COORDINATOR, JOINS POWERHOUSE ROSTER OF SPEAKERS AT 2023 OAAA/GEOPATH OOH MEDIA CONFERENCE

/PRNewswire/ -- The Out of Home Advertising Association of America (OAAA), the leading trade group representing the entire out of home (OOH) advertising...

2022 Was Tough for Media Stocks Like Netflix and Disney, and 2023 Doesn't Look Good, Either - Vimarsana News

2022 Was Tough for Media Stocks Like Netflix and Disney, and 2023 Doesn't Look Good, Either

Netflix, Disney, Paramount and others lost billions in market value in 2022 as streaming subscriber growth slowed and the ad market tightened.

Bankers look past Musk's Twitter fickleness for future deals - Vimarsana News

Bankers look past Musk's Twitter fickleness for future deals

The Tesla founder might shoot from the hip on megadeals, but despite being burnt in the past, most investment bankers would still find it hard to ignore him.

Source: afr.com