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Verizon Completes It’s Web 1.0 Roll-up, But May Not Stop There

Posted onJuly 29, 2016August 1, 2016AuthorPaul Sweeting

Taking on Facebook and Google may not be Verizon’s real goal in buying up media properties Read More …

CategoriesBlogTags5G, AOL, Facebook, Google, online advertising, OTT, Verizon, Yahoo

How Twitter Beat Out Rivals For NFL Deal

Posted onApril 6, 2016April 7, 2016AuthorPaul Sweeting

Except for Facebook, which dropped out, no other bidder made strategic sense for the league Read More …

CategoriesBlogTagsAmazon, broadcast TV, eSports, Facebook, live sports, live streaming, NFL, Twitch, Twitter, Verizon, Yahoo

Cable’s Q4 Bundle of Joy

Posted onFebruary 4, 2016February 11, 2016AuthorPaul Sweeting

Cable operators saw a dramatic shift in the ratio of new video subs to broadband additions Read More …

CategoriesBlogTagsantitrust, AT&T, Broadband, cable bundles, cable TV, Charter, Comcast, Department of Justice, DirecTV, FCC, Time Warner Cable, Verizon

Who Wants To Be An MVPD?

Posted onJuly 2, 2015December 15, 2016AuthorPaul Sweeting1 Comment

The FCC extend program access rights to OTT services, but does anyone want them? Read More …

CategoriesBlogTagsApple, AT&T, FCC, MVPD, OTT, Sony, Verizon

Verizon Opts Into AOL

Posted onMay 12, 2015May 13, 2015AuthorPaul Sweeting

While Verizon clearly hopes its planned OTT video service will drive additional subscription fees it is also meant to provide a platform to further monetize Verizon’s user base through advertising and pay-per-view programming. Read More …

CategoriesBlogTagsad-tech, Advertising, AOL, online advertising, Verizon

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One of the more striking aspects of the conversation around Musk’s pursuit of Twitter, including from Musk himself, has been its U.S.-centric focus. Much of the discussion has been framed against the backdrop of the U.S. culture war and the ersatz controversy over so-called cancel culture, such as around whether Musk will invite U.S. figures like Donald Trump, Katie Hopkins and Alex Jones to rejoin the platform after they were banned by the previous management for violating Twitter’s policies on hate speech and disinformation. Yet Twitter is a global platform. Read More …

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