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Digital-first brands are investing in brick-and-mortar — not just for sales, but for immersive brand experiences. Michele Morelli on March 5, 2025 Ecommerce may be thriving, but brick-and-mortar retail remains a critical brand touchpoint. Companies like Netflix and Wayfair are proving that physical stores aren’t just about transactions — they’re influential brand ambassadors that … Continue reading Why digital brands like Netflix and Wayfair are betting on physical stores
February 11, 2025 Streaming is finally profitable. It offers a lesson in patience Netflix, Spotify, and more spent a decade burning money. With time, they grew profitable—and now are the industry’s shining stars. BY Henry Chandonnet Just a couple of years ago, pundits were warning of streaming’s demise. From Netflix to Spotify, these companies were burning … Continue reading Streaming is finally profitable. It offers a lesson in patience
ESPN, Fox, and Warner Bros. Discovery are launching a streaming service just for sports this fall The name of the service and pricing will be announced later this year. Pranav Dixit Wed, Feb 7, 2024 ASSOCIATED PRESS Three of the biggest sports TV companies in the US — ESPN, Fox, and Warner Bros. Discovery … Continue reading ESPN, Fox, and Warner Bros. Discovery are launching a streaming service just for sports this fall
By Steven Melendez November 29, 2023 On Wednesday, Apple unveiled its picks for the top apps and games of 2023, highlighting a collection that focuses heavily on personal exploration and growth. Apps honored in platform-specific categories included the outdoor exploration tool AllTrails for iPhone, the workout guide SmartGym for Apple Watch, beauty planning app … Continue reading Apple’s apps of the year include a hiking guide, a unique streaming service, and more
Netflix’s new 3 Body Problem trailer reveals a delay to March 2024 (And a seemingly lighter tone than the source material.) Aaron Souppouris Sat, Nov 11, 2023 Netflix Netflix’s new prestige sci-fi show is delayed until March 22, 2024. 3 Body Problem was originally scheduled to debut in 2023, before being pushed back to … Continue reading Netflix’s new 3 Body Problem trailer reveals a delay to March 2024
Is streaming video even still worth it? Netflix, Apple TV+, Hulu and Amazon won’t stop hiking streaming prices, but it’s still better than cable. Devindra Hardawar Fri, Oct 27, 2023 Nanci Santos via Getty Images When Netflix first unveiled its streaming video service in 2007, it felt like a miracle. Netflix’s DVD customers in … Continue reading Is streaming video even still worth it?
By AJ Dellinger October 16, 2023 Netflix hoped that cracking down on password sharing would convert sharers into subscribers, but it may have been equally successful at converting people into haters. According to a new report from research firm MoffettNathanson, the streamer’s decision to restrict access to shared accounts has hurt Netflix’s perception among … Continue reading Netflix’s crackdown on password sharing was good for the bottom line, but bad for the brand
ClashTV CEO Wants To Strengthen Streetball In Streaming Content Culture by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, June 13, 2023 Jonathan Anastas, CEO of interactive live-streaming platform ClashTV — formerly at MotorTrend Group, Activision Blizzard, Atari, and Omnicom — wants to bring streetball into the minds of brands and consumers, mostly young and diverse consumers who consume short-form … Continue reading ClashTV CEO Wants To Strengthen Streetball In Streaming Content Culture
Streaming Video Users Renew Privacy Battle With Google by Wendy Davis @wendyndavis, May 19, 2023 Streaming video users from New York and Minnesota will ask a federal appellate court to revive a lawsuit alleging that Google violated state privacy laws by retaining data about streaming video rentals, according to court papers filed Thursday. The video … Continue reading Streaming Video Users Renew Privacy Battle With Google
McDonald’s Replaces Product Placement With Streaming Delivery Through App by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, May 16, 2023 Amsterdam agencies TBWA\NEBOKO and TBWA\X developed a streaming and food delivery service for McDonald’s that allows consumers to order products seen in films or television series by scanning them. The campaign, Order That Scene, reaches for the culture who … Continue reading McDonald’s Replaces Product Placement With Streaming Delivery Through App
