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NBCUniversal's Legendary February Delivers Winter Games Record-Breaking U.S. Viewership
business1 day ago

NBCUniversal's Legendary February Delivers Winter Games Record-Breaking U.S. Viewership

NBCUniversal wrapped Milan Cortina with 'Legendary February,' delivering the largest Winter Games audience in the U.S. since 2014 across NBC, Peacock and digital platforms—about 215.6 million viewers—with Peacock logging a record 16.7 billion streaming minutes; Team USA captured 12 golds and 33 total medals, NBC primetime marked 143 consecutive Olympic nights as No. 1, and advertising revenue reached Winter Games and Super Bowl records.

Meta turbocharges AI push with 2026 capex surge
business28 days ago

Meta turbocharges AI push with 2026 capex surge

Meta raises its 2026 capital expenditure forecast by 73% to $115-135 billion to fund a broad AI infrastructure push toward 'superintelligence,' with the vast majority financed by its advertising business; the company also forecast higher 2026 expenses ($162-169B) driven by AI talent and compute needs, after Q4 ad revenue rose 24% to $58.14B and shares jumped in after-hours trading.

"Meta's Record High Stock and Thriving Ad Business: What's Next?"
business2 years ago

"Meta's Record High Stock and Thriving Ad Business: What's Next?"

Meta Platforms' stock reaches a record high as its advertising revenue thrives, with PDD, the parent company of e-commerce platform Temu, emerging as one of Meta's top advertisers by spending $2 billion on advertising across Meta's platforms. The robust ad sales have contributed to Meta's bullish sentiment in the stock market, while also benefiting other tech giants like Google, which are reliant on advertising revenue.

"Paramount's Layoffs: Impact on CBS News Staff and First Amendment Case"
business-media2 years ago

"Paramount's Layoffs: Impact on CBS News Staff and First Amendment Case"

Approximately 20 CBS News staffers, including correspondents Jeff Pegues and Catherine Herridge, were laid off as part of broader layoffs at Paramount Global. The layoffs come as Paramount struggles to compete in the era of streaming video and faces a shortfall in advertising revenue. The decision to announce the layoffs one day after the successful broadcast of Super Bowl LVIII has raised questions among employees. The removal of Pegues and Herridge leaves a gap in CBS News' coverage of the U.S. Department of Justice and national security.

"Fox's Q2 Earnings: Advertising Revenue Plummets 20% to $2B, Meeting Wall Street Expectations"
business-media2 years ago

"Fox's Q2 Earnings: Advertising Revenue Plummets 20% to $2B, Meeting Wall Street Expectations"

Fox's advertising revenue dropped 20% to $2 billion in its fiscal second-quarter earnings report, but the company met Wall Street expectations, with overall revenues at $4.2 billion. The decline in ad revenue was attributed to factors such as the absence of the FIFA World Cup and midterm political ad revenue from the previous year, as well as lower ratings and higher preemptions at Fox News. Despite the challenges, affiliate revenues were up 4%, driven by the Fox broadcast network, and Tubi, Fox's streaming service, showed growth. The company also announced a new sports streaming service in partnership with Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery, targeting the "cord-nevers" market. CEO Lachlan Murdoch expressed confidence in Fox News's position and addressed the mixed performance of the local stations, anticipating a record political cycle in the future.

"Fox's Q2 Earnings: Advertising Revenue Plunge and Streaming Sports Venture Details Awaited"
business2 years ago

"Fox's Q2 Earnings: Advertising Revenue Plunge and Streaming Sports Venture Details Awaited"

Fox's revenue dipped 8% last quarter due to weaker advertising, with ad sales dropping 20% primarily due to the absence of major events and lower political advertising revenues. The company's net income plunged to $115 million from $321 million, with EPS at 23 cents a share vs 58 cents. However, affiliate fee revenues increased 4% and other revenues increased 14%. CEO Lachlan Murdoch is set to provide more details on a new streaming sports joint venture with Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery, which will pool the sports rights of the three media companies.

"Joe Rogan's Multi-Million Dollar Spotify Renewal Deal"
businesstech2 years ago

"Joe Rogan's Multi-Million Dollar Spotify Renewal Deal"

Spotify has signed a new multi-year deal with Joe Rogan, estimated to be worth up to $250 million, to drive advertising revenue through his popular podcast. The deal involves an upfront minimum guarantee and a revenue sharing agreement based on ad sales. The Joe Rogan Experience will soon be available on other platforms such as Apple, Amazon, and YouTube. Spotify's focus on boosting ad revenue has seen a significant increase in podcast consumption on its platform, with overall podcast consumption increasing by 232% since the podcast became exclusive to Spotify.

"Anticipating Meta Platforms' Q4 Earnings Amid AI Focus and Zuckerberg's Testimony"
business2 years ago

"Anticipating Meta Platforms' Q4 Earnings Amid AI Focus and Zuckerberg's Testimony"

Meta Platforms Inc. is expected to announce a significant increase in advertising revenue in its fourth-quarter results, with analysts anticipating earnings of $4.82 a share and $39.1 billion in total fourth-quarter revenue. The company's stock has surged 110% over the past year, and analysts are bullish on its performance, with many rating it as a buy and setting an average price target of $397.70. Analysts believe Meta will benefit from a surge in digital advertising, with positive outlooks on its ad sales and AI initiatives, despite ongoing concerns about its standing with federal lawmakers regarding online safety for youngsters.

"Alphabet's Disappointing Ad Revenue Results Impact Valuation and Market Sentiment"
business-finance2 years ago

"Alphabet's Disappointing Ad Revenue Results Impact Valuation and Market Sentiment"

Alphabet's stock price fell 6% after the company's earnings report for the last quarter of 2023 showed advertising revenues falling short of Wall Street's expectations, leading to a $110 billion drop in market capitalization. While profits and revenue exceeded analysts' expectations, the weaker-than-expected ad revenue, which accounts for 80% of the company's income, spooked shareholders. CEO Sundar Pichai highlighted the company's AI efforts and the growth in its Google Cloud division, but the market reacted negatively to the earnings miss from the advertising giant.

"Anticipating Alphabet's Q4 2023 Earnings: AI, Cloud, and Ad Performance Insights"
finance2 years ago

"Anticipating Alphabet's Q4 2023 Earnings: AI, Cloud, and Ad Performance Insights"

Analysts and investors expect Google parent company Alphabet Inc. to report strong fourth-quarter results, with a surge in advertising revenue. Analysts anticipate earnings of $1.59 per share and total revenue of $85.3 billion. Google's dominance in search and advertising sales is expected to be the primary revenue driver, with expectations of stronger ad spending due to healthy holiday e-commerce performance. However, concerns about regulatory risks and emerging AI developments remain, and investors will be focused on operating margins and the company's commentary on the first quarter.

"MrBeast's $263K Video Payout: Unveiling Elon Musk's X Facade"
entertainment2 years ago

"MrBeast's $263K Video Payout: Unveiling Elon Musk's X Facade"

YouTuber MrBeast earned over $2,50,000 from his video on Elon Musk's X platform, with a screenshot showing he will make $263,655. He called the experience a "facade," suggesting that advertisers bought ads on his video, inflating his revenue per view. This sparked various reactions online, with some users confirming seeing ads on his video and questioning the real non-inflated payout. Unlike YouTube, X users must pay for Premium to be eligible for advertising revenue. Despite initial reluctance, MrBeast's annual earnings hit $82 million, and he is known for supporting charitable causes.

Audacy, Radio Station Giant, Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy as Advertising Plummets
business2 years ago

Audacy, Radio Station Giant, Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy as Advertising Plummets

Audacy, the parent company of WFAN, has filed for bankruptcy protection due to a significant decline in advertising revenue. The company plans to cut around 80% of its nearly $2 billion debt through a restructuring agreement with its debtholders. Audacy's CEO expressed confidence that the restructuring will position the company for long-term growth and innovation in the audio business.

Elon Musk's X Faces Major Ad Revenue Decline as Boycotts and Missed Targets Plague Sales
business2 years ago

Elon Musk's X Faces Major Ad Revenue Decline as Boycotts and Missed Targets Plague Sales

Elon Musk's social media platform X is projected to see a significant drop in ad sales, with 2023 sales estimated to fall to around $2.5 billion. This comes after several companies, including Comcast and Walt Disney, paused their advertisements on the platform following Musk's agreement with a post that made controversial claims about Jewish people. Ad sales make up a significant portion of X's total revenue, and the company is expected to fall far short of its targeted $3 billion in revenue from advertising and subscriptions in 2023.

"Elon Musk's X Faces Advertiser Backlash and Global Implications"
business2 years ago

"Elon Musk's X Faces Advertiser Backlash and Global Implications"

Elon Musk's social media platform, X (formerly known as Twitter), is facing a significant advertiser backlash due to controversial remarks and actions by Musk himself. Many major corporations, including Walmart, Apple, Disney, and IBM, have stopped advertising on the platform. Musk's hostile takeover of Twitter resulted in the removal of staff dedicated to policing hate speech and harassment, and his endorsement of an antisemitic post further fueled concerns. The advertiser exodus could potentially lead to significant financial losses for X, with estimates suggesting up to $75 million. Musk has acknowledged that the boycott could be lethal for the company, but his ultimate intentions and the platform's future remain uncertain.