Apple, Alphabet, Amazon, and Facebook reported their impressive second quarter earnings, one day after testifying in front of the House Judiciary’s antitrust subcommittee.
The much-anticipated return of the 2020 baseball season did not disappoint in terms of MLB ratings, setting several viewership records.
According to the latest Nielsen Media Research, Fox News Channel is standing far ahead of its competitors, both in terms of ratings and viewership figures.
Spotify’s video podcast service is now available to users creators and in supported markets. The feature enables new content and audience engagement.
The 13 months of investigation into antitrust claims against the world’s four largest tech companies, amassing 1.3 million documents, culminated yesterday as they gathered in front of the US Congress to investigate one question: do they collectively have too much power and is that power damaging to citizens, companies and themselves?
Spotify released healthy consumption numbers and a rise in paid subscribers despite a pandemic-driven revenue loss of €356 million in its Q2 report this week.
The Alibaba owned English-language publisher, which reaches up to 50 million readers per month, is transitioning from an advertising model to a paywall.
Omnicom Group, the world’s second-largest ad holding company, reported losses for Q2. Revenues declined by 24.7% to $2.80 billion missing the estimate of $3.09 billion.
After an jump in viewership figures due to rising pandemic concerns in March and April, traditional linear TV viewership has continued to fall. Bernstein Research media analyst Todd Juenger thinks there’s no going back.
Zenith’s 2020 forecasts reflect an industry in the midst of great change. But there’s light at the end of the tunnel.
