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The latest Media Monitors Spot Ten Cable and Spot Ten TV reports are out, and for the week ending January 18, there's a tool and equipment specialist eyeing customers of The Home Depot and Lowe's, as well as Menards, as part of a 15-year growth spurt leading the pack in the locally focused MVPD commercial race.

Connoisseur and others also say radio is in an “existential crisis”

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The Media Rating Council has granted initial accreditation to a nationally projectable enumeration examination of consumer behavior in TV and digital media conducted by the Advertising Research Foundation (ARF).

He is its senior VP for Asia Pacific

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Sigma Audio Networks aims to offer national reach

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Streaming dominance in December, as illustrated in "The Gauge," was anchored by a historic Christmas Day in which streaming usage surged to 55.1 billion viewing minutes, breaking the previous single-day streaming record by 8%.

Those in attendance “are among the top in their class”

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In a further rebuke of overtures from a spurned Paramount Skydance that it wants its own deal to get a relook and serious consideration, Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery on Tuesday revealed that they've tweaked their merger agreement. 

This episode features a lively 30-minute conversation between RBR+TVBR Editor-in-Chief Adam R Jacobson and Cameron Coats, Editor-in-Chief of Radio Ink.  To get a better idea of what radio industry leaders across the sales and management arena are talking about, we welcome Cameron to the InFOCUS Podcast.

One of two PBS Member stations in the Toledo DMA has decided to end its relationship with the source of news and educational programming, with June 30 the day those who tune to Bowling Green State University's TV station will begin seeking another outlet to go to.