Articles Tagged ‘Kaan Yigit’

Who will be watching the Summer Olympics?

Media in Canada looks at the expected audience interest for this year’s Games.

Has Netflix plateaued in Canada?

The SVOD giant has a lot of room for growth right now, just not in North America.

Why Twitch’s inventory coming to Amazon matters

Buyers and experts on why this is a win in terms of audience, cost and more.

More families are rethinking home entertainment budgets

New research from SRG shows that it’s not just singles and childless couples, but also families that are driving cord-cutting and shaving.

Younger people more excited for the return of basketball

The more international feel of the NBA, compared to the NHL, means that even though it has less mass appeal, Gen Z is more eager to see it return.

Could Quibi’s struggles be a lesson for incoming SVODs in the market?

Experts try to pinpoint where the streamer fell short, while one strategist believes there’s still time for it to turn things around.

Streamers are benefitting from lockdown, but will it last?

Buyers and analysts discuss whether or not the upward trajectory is sustainable โ€“ and how it will affect planning.

With ad demand dwindling, could freemium be the future?

Spotify was largely unscathed in Q2 thanks to a stream of income outside of advertising. Experts discuss how the model could work in other contexts.

Sour Grapes: Don Cherry, diversity and the future of hockey

Buyers and analysts weigh in on the changing landscape of the sport following the controversial personality’s firing from Sportsnet.

Is public scrutiny enough for Facebook?

Facebook has generated plenty of controversy in the last year. But does that change how advertisers and agencies view it?

SVODs and ads: It’s complicated

With the OTT market now welcoming another player โ€“ Apple โ€“ MiC taps its digital experts on how ads on SVODs are likely to be received, and where the potential lies.

What’s the impact of Twitter’s troll crackdown?

The changes were made to keep users safe and happy. But is it enough?