News Who’s Spending What Where: February 6, 2017 By B+C Staff( Broadcasting & Cable ) published 6 February 2017 Click HERE to view pdf.Broadcasting & Cable NewsletterThe smarter way to stay on top of broadcasting and cable industry. Sign up below* To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. B+C StaffSocial Links Navigation More about broadcasting and cableNathan Lane, Michaela Jae Rodriguez, Carl Clemons-Hopkins to Receive Critics Choice Celebration of LGBTQ+ Cinema & Television HonorsNeil Gaiman’s ‘Sandman’ Universe Expands With ‘Dead Boy Detectives’LatestYouTube Ad Revenue Spikes 21% to $8.1 Billion in Q1, Smashes ForecastsSee more latest ► Most PopularPeacock's $110 Million NFL Playoff Gamble Pays Off, Tripled Subscriber Growth in Q1 While Still Cutting Losses‘The Equalizer’ Gets Season 5 on CBS Warner Bros. Discovery Launches Olli First-Party Data PlatformKraken Skate Away From RSN Root Sports for Deals With Tegna, AmazonRon Howard Directs Jim Henson Documentary for Disney Plus Ad Spending on Digital Video Expected To Grow 16% in 2024 Hi Barbie! Mattel Launching First FAST Channels on Samsung TV PlusFuture Today Redesigns Streaming App InterfacesMarty Moe Named President Of Trusted Media BrandsVevo Brings Music Videos to Telly’s Dual-Screen TVs Comcast Earnings Flat as Video, Broadband Subscriber Losses Continue MOST READ1YouTube Ad Revenue Spikes 21% to $8.1 Billion in Q1, Smashes Forecasts2Roku Soundly Beats Q1 Revenue Forecasts with Sales of $881.5 Million3Nathan Lane, Michaela Jae Rodriguez, Carl Clemons-Hopkins to Receive Critics Choice Celebration of LGBTQ+ Cinema & Television Honors4Neil Gaiman’s ‘Sandman’ Universe Expands With ‘Dead Boy Detectives’ 5Fuse Urging Young Viewers To Vote With Blunt Campaign
