Tag: News
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Netflix Upfronts: A New Powerhouse in Ad-Supported Streaming
Netflix kicked it out of the park at its yesterday’s upfronts event, putting streaming competitors like YouTube, Amazon and Disney on notice: there’s a new major contender for ad dollars in town. Here’s a breakdown of the key highlights and strategic moves that are positioning Netflix as a dominant force in the ad-supported streaming space.…
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Google Search Summaries: A Step Change For Search Advertising
In a dramatic break with the decades-old traditional search experience, Google announced it will provide AI-based summaries on search results pages at yesterday’s annual Google I/O conference. The new feature, called Search Generative Experience (SGE), is supposed to roll out in the U.S. this week and in other countries later this year. The Search Generative…
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Tesla Hits Reset Button as Reality Catches Up
Today was a rough day for Tesla and its CEO Elon Musk. The electric vehicle pioneer announced layoffs of around 10% of its workforce, or more than 14,000 employees. While Tesla has had sizable layoffs in the past, this latest round signals that the company’s reality check has arrived. The heady days of Tesla being…
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Will Proxy Fight Against Disney’s Board Succeed?
At tomorrow’s Disney shareholder meeting we will learn which course the company will take in the future. (The meeting takes place Wednesday, April 2, 2024.) Tomorrow we will know: Will Nelson Peltz’ proxy fight against CEO Bob Iger (pictured above) and the incumbent board of directors succeed? Peltz and his supporters demand seats on the…
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Disney Loses Fight With Florida, But Can Now Focus On Fixing Itself
Though @Disney lost this fight, it rids CEO @RobertIger of one major distraction in his quest to right Disney’s ship. It will also accelerate short-term park expansions now that the company can operate on solid ground. This is important because the park business is a major cash cow for Disney while its other businesses, TV…
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A Word To the Wise About Nvidia
Today, Nvidia overtook Alphabet in terms of market capitalization, making it the third biggest U.S. company behind Microsoft and Apple. There has been a lot of talk recently about the stratospheric rise of Nvidia’s sales and stock price. Also, how the company has a lot of room to grow given they are the most important…