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Nielsen’s national TV ratings gets accreditation back after 19-month suspension

Martech

and startups such as VideoAmp, iSpot.tv The share of Americans who say they watch television via cable or satellite has plunged from 76% in 2015 to 56% in 2021, according to a Pew survey. Also, it has opened the door to competitors. NBCUniversal, Paramount and Warner Bros. More competition means better service. Get MarTech!

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Your Marketing is Not Going to Go Viral – And it Doesn’t Matter

Biznology

As in television screen and movie screen. Maybe the kind of on-the-street guerrilla marketing that B2C startups sometimes use so effectively isn’t a good fit for your brand, but sitting down to create another slide deck probably isn’t going to move the needle, either. Be Visual, Be Concise. Video and animation are going to work best.

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B2B vs. B2C Influencer Marketing: Platforms, Practices, and Packaging

Webbiquity

YouTube famously used “Broadcast Yourself” as its tagline: taking television, putting it on the internet, disintermediating the barriers so that anyone could create their own programming, build an audience, and monetize it. There are a lot of other social media incumbents and startups trying to tackle the audio space, which is awesome.

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The TV Is No Longer a TV

Chris Koch

I’m sure that by now you’ve heard of an Internet TV startup called Aereo that uses tiny individual antennas to let consumers in several U.S. Needless to say, if a tiny, barely two-year-old startup is already having its day in (Supreme) Court (against its will), we are in the midst of interesting times for the entertainment industry.

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Startup Burn Rates Explained in 500 Words or Less

Hubspot

It’s tempting to write off “burn rate” as cute startup jargon or a funny subplot on the television series “Silicon Valley.” a startup with a burn rate of $30,000 a month is spending $30,000 a month) and is spent on overhead expenses. In fact, 82% of small businesses fail because of cash flow problems.

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Celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month with Somos Seismic

Seismic

I can say from personal experiences, software companies and startups in general are predominantly white and male dominated, so it can be really hard to fit in. I highlight Hispanic creators, movies, television, and writers whenever I have the chance. Now that I’m older, I wear my culture on my sleeve.

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Can't Afford a Super Bowl Ad? Here's What to Do Instead

Hubspot

As a small business marketer, you don't need to pay for a high-priced televised ad slot to get seen by the right audiences. Investing in online on in-stream video ads might also be a better bet than investing in traditional television commercials. Yes, Apple did have more resources than the average startup when producing this ad.