The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has only existed for the past 30 years--and it codified civil rights protections in communications, transportation, employment, and other areas of life for
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has only existed for the past 30 years--and it codified civil rights protections in communications, transportation, employment, and other areas of life for
As cookies slowly phase out in response to digital privacy law and platform changes, publishers and advertisers must engage new models for revenue generation and reaching audiences. Transformations
From Warner Bros. collapsing the theatrical window by releasing all their 2021 films online at the same time as in theaters, to AMC launching private screenings and theatre spaces--the movie industry
We recently asked our customers, "What's your favorite thing about working in the media industry?" One response quickly emerged as the most popular reason: "It's always changing!" While that change
Streaming media companies have been quick to realize the multiple benefits of combining revenue models, and have seized the opportunity to establish thriving subscription and advertising businesses.
As one of the most watched televised sporting events on the planet, the Super Bowl has long established itself as an iconic tradition of American culture that brings together music and entertainment,
While tourism brands spent much of 2020 sharing messages like “now is not the time to travel” and “we’ll see you once it’s safe,” other industries began thriving during the pandemic. And as
Gone are the days when video games were only popular among children who would eagerly clamber around the television set after school to play in their favorite make-believe worlds. The industry has
Global events this year threw a serious curve ball at organizations of all sizes in nearly every industry, including media. Publishers and advertisers reacted quickly to adapt to the public health
As platforms and governments roll out increased user data protection measures, the era of third-party cookies faces an inevitable crumble. In its place, publishers are finding subscriptions-based,