Local television’s traditional model is under pressure. Newsroom employment continues to decline, regional sports networks ...

This week’s Hot List isn’t immune from these ironies. We take some swipes at the current system with inherent optimism for the future of TV. I suppose in our industry, as with the rest of the world, ...

A year and a half ago, the emerging fight between ATSC 3.0 and 5G Broadcast looked like a classic standards war. Broadcasters had spent years building “NextGen TV” around ATSC 3.0, while a smaller ...

Local television broadcasters have spent much of 2026 hearing that they need more scale, flexibility and economic leverage to compete with streaming. Political advertising is proving to be a notable ...

As CTV continues to mature, premium video providers are giving advertisers new ways to navigate an increasingly fragmented media landscape with greater precision, transparency, and measurable business ...

On CBS in 2026, Judge Judy currently ranks sixth among daytime programs by impressions, with the shows ahead of it all being first-run CBS originals, led by The Price Is Right, The Young and the ...

I’m always struck by the reaction I get when I bring this up at events in the U.S. — often, its disbelief. Perhaps it stems from a sense of American exceptionalism. The U.S. can produce a lot of ...

The following is an excerpt from our TVREV Special Report, Smashing the Silo Barrier: Why Total TV Is Revolutionizing Ad Sales. It is a free download on TVREV. The television industry is at a ...

IBC, the International Broadcasting Convention, aka Europe’s largest industry trade show, is this week and it’s not going out on too much of a limb after looking at panel titles and pre-convention ...