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What is Premium (Video) Content?
Video content continues to proliferate online. None of us can keep up with all of it, let alone most of it. In this environment, we hear the phrase, “content is king” uttered by countless defenders of the Hollywood industrial complex, … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Distribution, Hollywood, Innovation, Internet, Marketing, Movie Theaters, Old Media, Television
Tagged cable TV, digital advertising, digital tools, filmmakers, Hollywood, Netflix, networks, social media, technology, Vimeo, YouTube
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What Taylor Swift Gets Right
Taylor Swift’s new album opened big last week and everyone is talking about how she pulled her music off Spotify. As usual most people are looking in the wrong direction. Many argue that the web and streaming services don’t pay … Continue reading
Posted in Innovation, Internet, Social Media
Tagged 1989, audience, digital advertising, digital tools, internet, music industry, social media, Spotify, Taylor Swift
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Is ESPN worth what we are forced to pay?
Recently The New York Times revealed how much the typical cable operator (TWC or Comcast) pays per month for ESPN. For each subscriber the operator pays $5.54 for ESPN and .70 for ESPN 2-a grand total of $6.24 per month. … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Cable, Distribution, Television
Tagged ads, CBS, consumers, digital advertising, ESPN, innovation, mass media, Netflix, Time Warner Cable
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Will the TV spot ever be surpassed?
I have been involved many discussions about how to monetize video on the web for a long time. Many people believe that advertising will be the main model used to gain revenue for video on the web. You hear a … Continue reading