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nScreenNoise – will CTV ad spend be $20B or $30B in 2024?

Advertising Perceptions says CTV ad spending will be $21 billion in 2024; eMarketer says $30 billion. Who’s right? Both could be wrong if Prime Video and political ads have a big impact.

nScreenNoise – Interview: Supercharge engagement with Plex social discovery

Plex helps its 25 million users manage their media lives. In this interview, the CPO explains how AI and social discovery help them get to press play faster and watch longer.

nScreenNoise - Cineverse’s AI advisor Ava will help cut churn, grow revenue

Cineverse announced the launch of an AI-powered search advisor called Ava. The timely tool will help the industry tame out-of-control churn, boost engagement and grow revenue.

nScreenNoise – How the top 7 SVODs did in 2023

The 2023 results are in, and we know as much about the performance of the top 7 SVODs as the companies will tell us. But which is tops in ad-supported subs?

nScreenNoise – Should Amazon kill Freevee or keep it?

Ad Week says Amazon will kill Freevee, but Amazon says it won’t. Either way, Amazon’s connected TV ad services are confusing to users and need to be simplified.

nScreenNoise – Syncbak CEO interview: Zeam local TV nexus

As audiences move to connected TV viewing, finding local TV news becomes a challenge. Syncbak’s CEO explains how the new service Zeam helps local TV thrive on CTV.

nScreenNoise – Impending TVOD expansion attracts new movie store

SVOD dominates home entertainment spending, while rentals and sales are in the doldrums. So, why has Plex decided to open a movie store? TVOD is ripe for resurgence.

nScreenNoise – Wasabi-Curio deal makes video libraries intelligent!

Imagine if, just by moving your video library to the cloud, you could search it for faces, logos, songs, and more. Wasabi CEO David Friend and SVP of AI Aaron Edell say that’s why the company bought Curio AI. Listen to the interview to understand the business and technical mojo behind Wasabi's intelligent video storage solution. 

nScreenNoise – Why vMVPD growth will cease by 2025

vMVPD subscribers grew by 10% over the last year, while traditional pay TV fell by 13%. But the differences between them are narrowing, and by 2025, they will move as one.

nScreenNoise – Diamond Sports deal pure gold for Amazon

For a minority investment in Diamond Sports, Amazon takes charge of the most valuable part of the business. And the RSNs become another cog in the Amazon flywheel.