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Why Overtime's Elite basketball league is using social audience interest to find a live TV rights buyer
Why Overtime's Elite basketball league is using social audience interest to find a live TV rights buyer

One year ago, Overtime announced it was creating its own basketball league made up of 16- to 18-year- old players — a demographic representative of t…

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How A+E Networks’ Mark Garner is managing the TV network group’s programming library in the streaming era
How A+E Networks’ Mark Garner is managing the TV network group’s programming library in the streaming era

Mark Garner’s job would have been much simpler a decade ago. As evp of global content sales and business development at A+E Networks, he’s charged wi…

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Why Serotonin's CEO believes brands should be taking a 'Web2.5 approach'
Why Serotonin's CEO believes brands should be taking a 'Web2.5 approach'

While some brands are flocking to the blockchain by launching NFTs or establishing themselves in the metaverse, other companies are still on either s…

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In the age of ad tech mergers, IAS is prioritizing trust as it ads CTV sales to its business model
In the age of ad tech mergers, IAS is prioritizing trust as it ads CTV sales to its business model

In 2021, Integral Ad Science (IAS) took the plunge into the connected TV space with the acquisition of Publica, a company that sells ad inventory for…

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How ‘Close Up’ host Kelley Carter developed into a multi-hyphenate entertainment journalist
How ‘Close Up’ host Kelley Carter developed into a multi-hyphenate entertainment journalist

In the entertainment industry, there’s a term called “multi-hyphenate” that refers to people who may act, direct, write, produce, sing and/or perform…

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Why Lauren Williams left Vox to create news nonprofit Capital B
Why Lauren Williams left Vox to create news nonprofit Capital B

After the murder of George Floyd by a police officer in May 2020, many journalism outlets and journalists spent time reckoning with how the news indu…

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Vice Media Group’s Cory Haik aims for commerce, consumer to represent two-thirds of digital division’s revenue by 2024
Vice Media Group’s Cory Haik aims for commerce, consumer to represent two-thirds of digital division’s revenue by 2024

Vice Media Group’s digital division, like many digital media outlets, currently generates the majority of its revenue from advertising. And like many…

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How The Newsette’s founder earned $40M for the media company in 2021
How The Newsette’s founder earned $40M for the media company in 2021

Daniella Pierson founded the daily lifestyle- and business-focused newsletter, The Newsette, while on break during her sophomore year of college, and…

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How Leaf Group transitioned to being a commerce-dominant media company
How Leaf Group transitioned to being a commerce-dominant media company

Over the past eight years, Leaf Group (formerly known as Demand Media until 2016) has transformed itself from a SEO-focused content farm to a commerc…

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In depth: How Digiday reporters are mapping the metaverse
In depth: How Digiday reporters are mapping the metaverse

To many, the metaverse might feel like an obscure, perhaps mysterious, part of the internet that’s exclusive to gamers, NFT collectors and over zealo…

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