The company’s earnings were boosted by stronger political advertising spend and the onboarding of new TV stations that contributed to its Q2 earnings in a meaningful way.
Proximus has already migrated its existing subscription management platform to Bango’s Digital Vending Machine.
Premium programming and some live sports telecasts generated higher interest in Tubi over the past year.
Host Rick Howe sits down with Patrick Ferguson of Velocix, now part of Lumine Group, to discuss his company’s effort in helping streamers with content licensing, search and discovery.
DoubleVerify will become a privately held company under Nielsen but will continue to operate under its existing name and brand.
In a statement to investors, Scripps CEO Adam Symson asked for patience while the company continues to execute on a turnaround plan rooted in station deals, sports and automated production.
The company saw strong advertising and subscription spending during the FIFA World Cup tournament and other events during Q2.
The order says current and former Nexstar officers, employees, directors, consultants and other affiliated personnel are prohibited from serving on TEGNA’s board.
A labor dispute impacting several TV stations in California’s Central Coast region has left those outlets without daily newscasts.
Separately, Fox executives said they will not be renegotiating their existing broadcast rights deal with the National Football League anytime soon.
During a conference call on Thursday, Nexstar CEO Perry Sook said he is open to a settlement in its ongoing antitrust case over the TEGNA merger.
Nexstar is already seeing financial windfalls from its acquisition of TEGNA, despite an ongoing legal challenge that largely requires them to remain separate operations.