Out of Home has taken on new meaning these days. During the first half of the week of March 9, OOH usage levels remained consistent with previous weeks. Then the media world changed on Wednesday with Trump’s address on the coronavirus, and Thursday and Friday, OOH usage was down 16% and 18% from earlier in the week. Saturday and Sunday were down 50% and 47%, respectively, as the seriousness set in.
Wednesday January 7, 2026 CONVERGENT TV WORLD 2026 The Voices Guiding the Next Era of Convergent TV As the industry hits a turning point, Convergent TV World delivers the clarity leaders need. Laura Martin of Needham & Company opens the event with a keynote on AI acceleration, investment shifts, and the rebuild of measurement—followed by […]
Wednesday January 7, 2026 IN THE NEWS NBC reports it has sold all of its ad inventory for the upcoming Winter Olympic Games – and the sellout was the earliest the company has ever recorded. The Games, from Milan Cortina, Italy, will be part of what NBC dubs a “Legendary February” […]
On this episode of Inside the Stack, Cynopsis’ Lynn Leahey sits down with Benjamin Heaton, Senior Director of Product Management at Tatari, to talk about why TV ad measurement is breaking down, and what it will take to fix it. They dig into signal loss, why traditional identifiers no longer work, and why most clean […]
Tuesday January 6, 2026 IN THE NEWS It’s official: Comcast has separated from Versant Media, the new home to cable networks including MS NOW, CNBC, E!, Oxygen, Golf Channel, USA Network and SYFY. “Today marks a defining moment as Versant becomes an independent, publicly traded media company,” said CEO Mark Lazarus. […]
Monday January 5, 2026 From GenAI to vertical video, gaming, M&A and more, industry experts share their insights on the innovations and strategic shifts poised to define media technology in 2026 and beyond. “In 2026, AI won’t wait for you to ask what to watch. It will become a true agent, anticipating your needs and […]
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