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The ad industry has for years billed IP-based connected television (CTV) targeting as precise and deterministic. But that promise is…
A buzzy Bloomberg report citing Netflix data suggests viewers are increasingly abandoning popular shows before the second season. The likely…
LiveRamp, which has for years helped brands, publishers, and platforms connect and activate customer data, is launching its first brand…
The good news, of course, is that there are 43 seasons of the campy classic to keep you occupied until…
String bikinis? Check. Extra sunscreen? Check. Walls of cameras so millions of Americans can watch your spicy summer flings happen…
If you lived in New York City during the 1980s or 1990s, and you happened to stumble on Channel 35…
Prime Day deal: $1 a month for two months, then regular priceThat’s right: Any of 29 seasons of South Park.…
On the Netflix show Legends, AI processing was used to enhance a dimly lit office scene to bring up the…
The streaming industry has gotten a lot of flak over the past few years, but there is one thing that…
Some trolls experience buyer’s remorse, Margera says, chuckling. He says a man from Texas recently emailed the morning after spending…
Christmas morning.Was it really Christmas morning?Oh, metaphorically speaking.I’m Canadian, very gullible. Now you know.Good to know.It was a total joy,…
For millions of Americans, Guy Fieri’s Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives is a comfort show.With more than 500 episodes produced and…
I get stressed out every time I turn on my television. A giant tech company is to blame.Google TV, the…
Author and illustrator Loryn Brantz never imagined that a popular cartoon character she created almost a decade ago would one…
Margo Millet specializes in “constructive, recreational appendage analysis,” and for $20 on OnlyFans, she will tell you what Pokémon your…
While streaming may be the future of television, the medium itself—much like its big-screen counterpart—often leans on familiar properties, prequels,…
