15 Million American Households Have Cut the Cord on Pay TV
U.S. households continue to cut the cord to pay TV. More than 15 million households now pay only for broadband internet service.
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How Facebook Is Getting Even More Political
Facebook always has been a platform about sharing ideas and beliefs with friends, but now it is taking a more political stance. The social media giant will launch a service to connect uses with…
What Analysts Are Saying About Snap After the Quiet Period
The quiet period is over for the investment houses underwriting the Snap IPO and — not surprisingly — they were very bullish on the stock.
Social Media Short Sellers Become More Selective
The March 15 short interest data have been compared with the previous report. Short interest moves in these selected social media stocks were mixed for this settlement date.
Twitter Leads Social Media in Anti-Semitic Posts
During a period when hate messages have swept onto social media, a new study shows that the leader in the anti-Semitic category of posts on social media sites Twitter is (NYSE: TWTR). And its lead…
Gannett Share Price Shows Doubts About New Tronc Bid
Gannett's share price has stayed relatively steady since a battle broke out between the two largest shareholders of Tronc.
Why Iger’s Contract Extension With Disney Matters
Disney chairman and CEO Robert Iger gets a one-year contract extension. The 66-year old Iger will now be with the company until July 2019.
Stock Market Ignores War Between Big Tronc Shareholders
There is a war for control of newspaper publisher Tronc that pits its two largest shareholders against one another.
Analyst Sees Little Impact as Google Advertisers Suspend YouTube Ads
Two of the world's largest advertisers, AT&T and Verizon, have suspended advertising on Google's YouTube as a reaction to programmatic placement of ads adjacent to videos with extremist messages or hate speech.
How Much Would You Pay to Stream a New, First-Run Movie?
Will movie studios, theater owners, and streaming services be able to reach an agreement that shortens the time between a movie's release and its availability to stream on-demand?
Will Tronc Vice Chairman Offer $18 a Share?
Will Tronc Vice Chairman Patrick Soon-Shiong may make a bid for the entire company? He would have to match the $18 or so price per share offered by Gannett.
20% of Digital Ad Dollars Were Wasted in 2016
Digital advertisers lost more than $12 billion in 2016 to fraud committed by bots, hijacked devices and fake traffic sources.
More Cost Cuts Likely For Newspaper Industry–Moody’s
The traditional newspaper business in the U.S. will continue its decline, according to Moody’s Investor Services. One of the few points of relief will be the ability to cut costs. Moody’s believes this is…
Why Yelp Shares Remain a Bargain
Yelp has performed incredibly over the past year with shares up over 60%, despite a pullback of about 10% in 2017 alone. Credit Suisse believes that the pullback is over and that the stock…
Even a Buy Rating Barely Helps Snap
Snap has fallen a long way since its initial public offering but it seems that more analysts are starting to come around and support the stock.