Rough Road for New Streamers?
You know all of those recent extended free trial offers from streaming services? Consumers don’t appear to be biting – at least not for now, according to analytics firm MarketCast. The latest MarketCast...
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Streaming’s Most-Binged
Netflix’s animated kids series 'Mighty Little Bheem' was the most binged streaming show during the second half of 2019, according to TV performance metrics company TVision.
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Too Many Streamers?
A new survey from ad tech company The Trade Desk has found that more than half of consumers – 59% – are not willing to pay more than $20 a month for...
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More Viewers are Using TV Antennas
More viewers are using TV antennas, reports media market firm Horowitz Research, and it’s helping to drive cord-cutting.
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Fordham Conversations: Training Journalists in a Conservative Society
Dr. Everette Dennis, dean and CEO of Northwestern University in Qatar*, sat down with the host of WFUV’s “Fordham Conversations,” Robin Shannon, to discuss the school’s journalism and communications program,...
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Newspapers and the Revenue Challenge
As Media Hub noted in its post, “Print Newspapers Aren’t Just for Luddites,” The New York Times’ 2014 print revenues remained substantial, with print accounting for more than 70 percent...
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Print Newspapers Aren’t Just for Luddites
The New York Times public editor Margaret Sullivan wrote recently that although the future of news is digital, print remains a major revenue driver, at least from her paper’s perspective....
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Teaching Journalism in the Middle East
Northwestern University, whose Medill school has produced numerous luminaries in the reporting and entertainment fields, launched a four-year undergraduate journalism and communications program at Education City in Doha, Qatar in...
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What’s the Best Way to Pitch Reporters?
PRSourceCode recently released its 2013 Top Tech Communicators Awards, which included a survey of 68 tech journalists and the ways they prefer to be contacted by public relations professionals. Not...
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Considering Using Video to Promote Your Business? Here Are a Few Things to Consider First
Video is a powerful tool for promoting businesses, said Matt Lagle, founder of Boonedog Video, at February’s Westchester Web Presence meeting, but it had better be part of a broader communications...
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Twitter for Business: Hype or Help?
There’s a cool graphic on the DigitalBuzz blog that illustrates how much chatter – or noise – is happening on the most popular online destinations at any given moment. It’s...
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The Power of the Keys
When I was a ‘yoot’, as Joe Pesci might put it, my friends and I had an expression for the one among us who was doing the driving on a...
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Building a Website: Should Your Business Go It Alone?
For a small monetary investment, a business can plant its flag on the web without the assistance of a professional web designer. But should your business go it alone? This...
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More Small Businesses See Value of Websites
Small businesses are finally beginning to appreciate the value of having a website, if recent surveys are any indication.
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Internet Marketing: Assuming the Mindset of a Media Company
A company’s Internet marketing strategy need not be extravagant. In developing a strategy, however, businesses can benefit by assuming a mindset that is similar to that of a media company.
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The Promise of Hyper-local News Sites
Organizations such as Baristanet.com and Patch, which last year was bought by AOL, have established networks of hyper-local news sites designed to empower entrepreneurial and civic-minded journalists, photographers and videographers....
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Are Advertisers Ready to Embrace Baby Boomers?
Is it time for advertisers to cast aside 50 year-old assumptions about 50 year-olds?
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For Some, A World Wide Web That Never Was
Eventually there could be billions of mobile broadband subscribers around the world, many of whom will have never used a web browser.
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