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John Rich

CBS Launches CBS All Access Video Service 10/17/2014 - 0 views

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    So what I'm curious about is: Netflix - No ads Amazon Prime - No ads HBO - No ads CBS - ads Are people really stupid enough to pay for ad packed content?
Simeon Spearman

Video Giant News Distribution Network Quietly Expands its Influence | Adweek - 0 views

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    "News Distribution Network isn't a household name, but news consumers sure watch a lot of the videos the company distributes. In fact, NDN broke the top 10 in comScore's ranking of top online video properties in October, with an audience topping 53 million. It just signed a deal with CBS Local to distribute video from 13 local CBS stations including New York, Los Angeles and Chicago. And a handful of sites are now starting to let NDN remotely program video on their sites."
Ivy Chang

Hey, Twitter, Hawaii Five-0 wants you to pick the killer - Tech News and Analysis - 0 views

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    According to Deadline, three different endings were filmed for this Monday's Hawaii Five-0, each featuring the reveal of a different killer. During the live broadcasts (both East Coast and West Coast), viewers will be encouraged to vote for whodunit via Twitter or the official CBS site - the winning ending for each broadcast will be aired in real-time. This could, at least in theory, lead to CBS airing a different ending in New York than in Los Angeles.
Simeon Spearman

CBS Picks Netflix Over Hulu to Stream Classic Shows: Online Video News « - 0 views

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    Oddly enough while Criterion Collection (focused on movies) picks Hulu Plus, CBS (television) decides to go with Netflix.
Simeon Spearman

Fall TV Analysis: The No. 1 TV Network Is Now The DVR - Today's News: Our Take | TVGuid... - 0 views

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    "There's a new No. 1 network in primetime, and no, it's not NBC. Or CBS. Or any of the traditional networks. If the digital video recorder were a network - with you, the viewer, as chief programmer - it would rank as tops among total viewers and in the key young-adult demographics."
Simeon Spearman

News Sites Lag Facebook, Google in Ad Targeting | ClickZ - 0 views

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    Only three news sites - CNN, Yahoo News and The New York Times - out of 22 appeared to use high levels of ad targeting, according to a Pew Research Center study. In these cases, 45 percent or more of the ads were different from one user to the next. Another three news sites - CBS, USA Today, and MSNBC - exhibited moderate levels of targeting where between 29 percent and 40 percent of the ads were different across users. Sites with low levels or no apparent targeting included FoxNews.com, WashingtonPost.com, Time.com, and Newsweek.com. When researchers revisited the sites in January, they found that two - latimes.com and theatlantic.com - showed slightly higher levels of ad targeting. "By contrast, highly targeted advertising is already a key component of the business model of operations such as Google and Facebook," the study found.
Simeon Spearman

CW's 'Twitter Party,' or the Upfront's Hinging on Social | Special Report: TV Upfront -... - 0 views

  • In the past, an advertiser would have counted on TV to make the point. But as younger audiences increasingly turn to other screens, TV airings alone don't necessarily have the impact they once did. So more TV networks are pitching programs that make use of the chatter it generates in some of the new venues. This week's upfront sessions are likely to include a sizable amount of talk about how Fox, CW and their brethren can use popular TV shows to harness consumer interest in social-media outlets. "Making sure that you've got a layer of digital and social amplification as part of the plan is paramount," said Brent Poer, exec VP-executive creative director at Starcom MediaVest Group's LiquidThread unit, which specializes in weaving ad messages into content and was involved in the pact between CW and Microsoft. Earlier this month, CBS unveiled "CBS Connect," a digital hub where TV fans can aggregate updates about their favorite shows from Twitter and Facebook, and interact with actors from the programs. On Tuesday, for example, members of the cast of "NCIS: Los Angeles" will connect with fans who use the show's hashtag in their tweets and posts during the program's season finale.
Simeon Spearman

Advertising - Showing Commercials on Shelves and in Aisles - NYTimes.com - 0 views

  • “This is all about finding a way to give advertisers the opportunities they used to have in the days of three networks,” said Mr. Manning, when marketers could effectively and efficiently reach huge audiences just by buying commercial time on ABC, CBS and NBC. “People are still watching television, but they’re spread out among hundreds of channels and the Internet,” Mr. Manning said. “The one place where people re-aggregate themselves back into a crowd again is the retail store.”
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Emily Knab

CBS planning 3 more Twitter-based TV shows - Lost Remote - 0 views

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