New TV Services Spend More On TV Ads

From the beginning of 2017 through April 5, according to iSpot.tv, Hulu has spent $38.3 million in national TV advertising — more than double the $16.2 million it spent over the same time period a year ago. PlayStation Vue has seen its media spend triple this year so far — $37.6 million versus $11.1 million in 2016. Big TV broadcast network spending is generally up as well.

New Yorker Magazine Comes To Streaming TV

Media Cos. Changing Their Netflix Strategy

After years of selling old seasons of hit shows exclusively to Netflix, some of the world’s biggest media companies are adjusting their strategy, signing deals with other streaming video services or making more episodes available on demand via traditional pay-TV distributors.

Epix Extends Amazon Prime Instant Video License

Epix today announced that it has extended its agreement with Amazon to license thousands of new releases, classic library titles and original programs for Prime Instant Video. Programming from the […]

Amazon’s Prime Instant To Drop BBC Shows

CBS, Amazon Sign Content Licensing Deal

As part of the new arrangement, the upcoming series Extant with Halle Berry will premiere on CBS in June and episodes will be available to Amazon Prime Instant Video subscribers four days after broadcast.

Amazon, CBS In Online Subscription Deal

Amazon Prime will be the exclusive online subscription home for CBS’s Under the Dome from Stephen King and Steven Spielberg’s Amblin Television that will premiere on the network in June.

Amazon Adds Julia Child To Its Netflix Competitor