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There was a time when the television was king, and it was not so long ago. Some would argue, given that the Premier League rakes in around £8.5billion for the TV broadcasting rights to ‘their’ product, that the crown has barely slipped from atop the television set, even if it is now a curved, 70-inch LED screen rather than a box of cathode ray tubes taking up an area fit for a small shipping container in the corner of the living room.
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NBCU appears to be the only media company to get an IPO investment in massively popular social network Snapchat. It's the latest big digital bet from NBC.
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After Snapchat's IPO on Wall Street, the company revealed how big its NFL audience was for the first time with 42 million unique viewers tapping in last season.
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Will help wireless providers provide localized, personalized content for the Olympics from 2018 to 2024.
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Une expérience inéditePour la première fois, les utilisateurs français ont pu regarder une compétition sportive en direct sur Twitter dimanche dernier à l’occasion du match France
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There was huge buzz around Twitter’s mega partnerships with leagues like the NFL and how the live streaming of games on the platform will be transformative.
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Une première en France : France Télévisions s'associe à Twitter pour diffuser les matches du XV de France en direct
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Twitter is looking to grow its partnership with the NFL after what it described as a win-win deal this past season.
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Media organizations, repeat after me: Facebook is not made for you. It may adapt somewhat to your presence, but ultimately it’s made for the 1 billion-plus people who are having a conversation on it…
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Facebook today announced a laundry list of updates regarding its measurement partnership program, including expanded partnerships with Nielsen and..
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Each week 2.7 million viewers, on average, watched at least three seconds of the game on Twitter.
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Smart-home appliances like Amazon's Echo will make customized radio easier than ever, 60dB says. |
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It looks easy to compose an elegy for television advertising in the UK. Its market share has been static for years. Viewers are drifting to video-on-demand and gorging on box sets partly to avoid watching advertising.
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The time U.S. users are spending in mobile apps is continuing to grow; according to new data released this week by analytics firm Flurry, we're up to 5 hours..
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Discovery Communications has created a new exclusive Olympic Games partnership opportunity for mobile operators to deliver the action to their customers.
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EMarketer finds that Snapchat’s growth has momentum in its favor, increasingly with generation X, with as much as 10% of its audience aged 45 and older, although Facebook-owned Instagram is likely to remain the larger of the two before 2021.
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Mike Costello is a sports correspondent and commentator for BBC Radio 5 live. He talks about the skills needed to be a radio sports commentator whilst covering the world title boxing match between Carl Froch and Yusaf Mack for 5 live.
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Football site Goal's is producing TV-quality shows for Facebook Lives, with branded-content segments.
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Instagram Stories may have slowed Snapchat’s growth, but it also seems to have galvanized teenage fans of its competitor.
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You know that Twitter is getting serious about live streaming when the company starts signing deals for rugby matches just for French users.
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Mark Zuckerberg says he wants people to come to Facebook to watch "episodic content." (And yes, Facebook is a media company.)
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Good enough and convenient. That's proved a winning strategy for Instagram's clone, according to a dozen analytics providers, social media celebrities, and..
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Snapchat is changing the way we consume TV. That’s right; the ever-popular communications app is branching out from its photos and videos that disappear in 10 seconds. Now, the company – which is set to go public in March – is bankrolling the production of original “shows” for the generation of minimal attention spans
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The decline of print may mean it's harder to reach the Times audience at the breakfast table, but The Daily aims to reach commuters heading into work. |
