"Dirty Little Deeds" is about a brooding widower who remarries a younger woman, who becomes suspicious about the circumstances of the previous wife s death. Its local locations include Rockledge Mansion,
Global media and tech company Yahoo today announced it is expanding its partnership with FOX Entertainment’s ad-supported video-on-demand (AVOD) platform Tubi. Under the new deal, media planners and buyers using Yahoo’s demand-side platform (DSP) will gain access to Tubi’s entire streaming content library. The move aims to help connected TV (CTV) advertisers improve efficiency in the buying process.
American viewers are set to stay streaming through the summer
Summer is coming. Americans are being vaccinated in droves. But as they leave their homes, will they leave all of their favorite streaming services behind, too? According to an exclusive study conducted by The Drum in conjunction with YouGov, the answer is no. Premium streaming viewing habits seem indelible. However, adoption of some ad-supported video on demand options may still take time.
Who needs sunshine? Americans are sticking with their streaming TV.
More than half of Americans have received at least one Covid shot. With warmer weather ahead, dreams of barbecues and outdoor concerts are filling the heads of many. Does that mean that consumption of streaming video will suffer? Not really, according to a poll of 1,200 adult consumers conducted by The Drum/YouGov on April 21, 2021.
| 09 February 2021
In what it says comes as no surprise, research from Reelgood has revealed that the leading subscription streaming services in the US have over the last twelve months been steadily increasing their catalogues of original TV shows at the expense of licensed content.
And in what comes as even less as a surprise, said the film and TV streaming search engine service, Netflix was by far the biggest grower with original series making up 39% of its TV shows catalogue for the last twelve months up 14 percentage points from last year. In general, In an effort to retain and acquire new users, the leading subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) platforms were found to be working to maintain a high percentage of content in their libraries that cannot be found elsewhere.