Meta starts testing TweetDeck-style customizable feeds on Threads that are stacked in a column interface on the web, available to selected users (Tom Warren/The Verge)

Mediagazer: Meta starts testing TweetDeck-style customizable feeds on Threads that are stacked in a column interface on the web, available to selected users (Tom Warren/The Verge)

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Variety:

Disney, Fox, and WBD unveil the name of their sports streaming venture: Venu Sports, whose debut is planned for fall 2024— “We are excited to officially introduce Venu Sports, a brand that we feel captures the spirit of an all-new streaming home where sports fans outside …
Discussion: The Streamable, Adweek, Radio & Television …, The Wrap, Reuters, TVLine, The Streamable, The Walt Disney Company, Awful Announcing, Yahoo Finance, 9to5Mac, The Verge, The Information, Deadline, Barrett Media, @alexweprin, @xpangler, Media Play News and The Hollywood Reporter, more at Techmeme »

Discussion:

Lucas Manfredi /
The Wrap: Disney, Fox, Warner Bros. Discovery Unveil Title, Logo for Sports Streaming Joint Venture: Venu Sports

Matt Tamanini /
The Streamable: BREAKING: Disney, Fox, WBD Reveal Name of Sports Streaming Platform, Venu Sports

Alexandra Canal /
Yahoo Finance: Disney-Fox-Warner Bros. sports streaming service has a new name: Venu Sports

Michael Potuck /
9to5Mac: Sports streaming bundle with ESPN/FOX/TNT under ex-Apple exec finally has a name and release date

Sahil Patel /
The Information: New Sports Streaming Service From ESPN, Fox and Warner Has a Name: Venu Sports Barrett Media: ‘Venu Sports’ is Name of ESPN, FOX Sports, Warner Bros. Discovery Sports Streaming Service

Alex Weprin /
@alexweprin: This label is on the bottom of the new sports streaming service's website: “Launch is conditional on receiving regulatory approval and is expected for Fall 2024. This site is owned and operated by a subsidiary of FOX Corporation.” https://www.venu.com/

Todd Spangler /
@xpangler: Disney, Fox and WBD also noted that the JV is still pending the “finalization of definitive agreements amongst the parties.” https://variety.com/... via @variety

Erik Gruenwedel /
Media Play News: Disney, Fox, WBD Bow Title, Logo for Pending ‘Venu Sports’ Streaming App

Alex Weprin /
The Hollywood Reporter: Disney-Fox-Warner Sports Streaming Service Gets a Name and Logo: Venu Sports

The Guardian:

Some Slovakian ministers and political allies of Prime Minister Robert Fico blame the media for the attempt on Fico's life— Journalists voice concern after senior figures from ruling coalition blame independent outlets and opposition parties for incident

Discussion:

Tom Nicholson /
Politico: Slovakia tries to rebottle genie of hate after Fico shooting Associated Press: Slovakia Prime Minister Robert Fico's would-be assassin was ‘lone wolf,’ officials say

Oliver JJ Lane /
Breitbart: Assassination Attempt: Slovak PM Robert Fico in Serious, But Not Life-Threatening Condition After Marathon Emergency Surgery

Joanne Kavanagh /
The Sun: Who is Juraj Cintula and why did the writer allegedly try to assassinate the Slovakian Prime Minister, Robert Fico?

Carmen Molina Acosta /
ICIJ: ‘Are you satisfied now?’: Slovak politicians blame media for assassination attempt on PM

Ray Furlong /
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty: Slovakia In Shock Day After Attempted Assassination Of Leader

Alexandra Sharp /
Foreign Policy: Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico Shot in Assassination Attempt

Matthew Mpoke Bigg /
New York Times: Who is Robert Fico, the Slovakian Prime Minister?

Dan Ladden-Hall /
The Daily Beast: Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico in Stable Condition After Shooting Attack

The Hollywood Reporter:

AI in film is on display at Cannes, as one distributor showcases AI dubbing and the movie Putin uses AI to re-create Putin's face over the body of an actor— Despite the recent labor actions to combat it, Hollywood has already started using artificial intelligence, presenting the industry …

Discussion:
Christian Grece on LinkedIn and Phillip Covell on LinkedIn

Discussion:

Christian Grece /
Christian Grece on LinkedIn: From THR: — But in the #entertainment industry, the Pandora's box of AI has likely already been unleashed. …

The Verge:

Meta starts testing TweetDeck-style customizable feeds on Threads that are stacked in a column interface on the web, available to selected users— Meta is starting to test a TweetDeck-like experience for Threads today. It will allow Threads users to create customizable feeds that are stacked …

Discussion:
@zuck@threads.net, TechCrunch, @tomwarrenuk@threads.net, @contz@threads.net, @mattnavarra@threads.net, @magicaltrash@threads.net, @drummerwrites@threads.net, @dankennedy_nu@threads.net, @austin6warren@threads.net, @ggonzalez1210@threads.net, @crumbler@threads.net, @taylorlorenz@threads.net, @reckless1280@threads.net, @tomwarren, @kurtwag8@threads.net, @mgsiegler@threads.net, @oliverdarcy@threads.net, @crumbler@threads.net, @cfzzz_@threads.net, @mattnavarra@threads.net, Engadget, @mosseri@threads.net, Bloomberg and 9to5Mac, more at Techmeme »

Discussion:

Mark Zuckerberg /
@zuck@threads.net: Testing pinned columns on Threads for web.

Ivan Mehta /
TechCrunch: Meta Threads is testing pinned columns on the web, similar to the old TweetDeck

Tom Warren /
@tomwarrenuk@threads.net: I'm liking this TweetDeck-like view for Threads on the web. It's simple and needs more features, but it's a good start 👍

Andrea Contino /
@contz@threads.net: The worst thing at the moment is that some of the searched terms tabs are not showing in a chronological or reverse chronological order, but just randomly. @mosseri that needs to be fixed. And the auto refresh really doesn't work even if activated. Also “For You” tab needs an auto refresh option too. …

Matt Navarra /
@mattnavarra@threads.net: Thread building its own version of TweetDeck? Social Media Managers @magicaltrash@threads.net: Testing the TweetDeck-like interface for Threads. It's a start. (I work in corporate social for the day job, so of great interest - and opens doors for API use in Hootsuite, Sprout Social, etc.) socialmedia

Steve Drumwright /
@drummerwrites@threads.net: This is great. As a news junkie (news and sports news), Tweetdeck was amazing. Can't wait until this is rolled out broader on @threads.

Dan Kennedy /
@dankennedy_nu@threads.net: Exciting news, but what made Tweetdeck so powerful was that you could devote columns to lists. We need lists.

Austin Warren /
@austin6warren@threads.net: I've almost exclusively used Threads on mobile, but this new desktop view that allows for separate columns is really nice. Immediately it's helping me to keep up on news vs the conversation in data threads. Honestly, I'm pretty impressed with how the team is continuing to improve this place. …

German Gonzalez /
@ggonzalez1210@threads.net: Taking all the good ideas Twitter once has and making them their own. Smart strategy when you think about it. The hard work has already been done by that community.

Casey Newton /
@crumbler@threads.net: Some key features: - You can have a persistent ‘following’ feed in the center of your screen, which makes Threads feel 100 percent more real-time - You can also set ‘following’ to auto-update, so new posts appear as they are posted - Can also set up feeds for tags and searches

Taylor Lorenz /
@taylorlorenz@threads.net: This rules, bring back tweetdeck!

Nilay Patel /
@reckless1280@threads.net: Threads has a new Tweetdeck-like view on desktop web in limited test and... it kinda rules https://www.theverge.com/...

Tom Warren /
@tomwarren: Threads is getting its own TweetDeck. Meta has started testing this new UI today and it includes customizable columns with a real-time feed. Full details below 👇 https://www.theverge.com/...

Kurt Wagner /
@kurtwag8@threads.net: New: Threads is testing its own version of TweetDeck. You can pin up to 100 different feeds, which can be set to auto-refresh. TweetDeck was always popular with power users over on Twitter. Execs at Twitter 1.0 considered charging for it several times (never did). …

M.G. Siegler /
@mgsiegler@threads.net: Is it really good at giving you 3 different feeds in which to surface breaking news from 3 days ago?

Oliver Darcy /
@oliverdarcy@threads.net: This is a game changer. Suddenly, my feed feels a lot more urgent and real-time. There are a few areas that can be quickly improved (lists, showing replies in following feed, etc.). But, by and large, this marks a significant turning point for the platform.

Casey Newton /
@crumbler@threads.net: Meta is testing a new Tweetdeck-like experience for the web. I have it and it's a huge step forward in recapturing the old Twitter magic @cfzzz_@threads.net: letsgoooo! really excited to see the positive reactions, and hope you will like it! this one was not easy to build

Matt Navarra /
@mattnavarra@threads.net: Threads is testing a TweetDeck-like feed of real-time posts! 🔥 Users will be able to pin up to 100 feeds to their Threads homepage “If you're in the test, you can choose to keep things simple with a single feed, or add separate columns for your favorite searches, tags, accounts, saved posts, and notifications.” …

Karissa Bell /
Engadget: Meta's Threads gets its own Tweetdeck clone

Adam Mosseri /
@mosseri@threads.net: We're starting to test a new web experience on threads.net that lets you pin separate columns for your favorite searches, tags, accounts, saved posts, and notifications. If you're in the test, please let us know what you think 🙏🏼

Ryan Christoffel /
9to5Mac: Threads begins testing a TweetDeck-style interface with real-time posts

Financial Times:

A look at the competing Paramount bids from David Ellison's Skydance, backed by RedBird and KKR, and Apollo and Sony, a fight over surviving the streaming era— The tussle for the venerable studio has been billed as the money men against the creatives, but the outcome may help decide who survives in the streaming era

Discussion:
@tanarrowz

Discussion:

Financial Times:

Sony Music sends letters to 700+ AI companies, developers, and music streaming platforms warning over the “unauthorized use” of Sony's content in training AI— Music group representing Adele and Beyoncé contacts more than 700 companies to prohibit use of content

Discussion:
TechCrunch, Billboard, @danielthomasldn, 9to5Mac, Music Business Worldwide, Music Ally, Fortune and City A.M., more at Techmeme »

Discussion:

Aisha Malik /
TechCrunch: Sony Music warns tech companies over ‘unauthorized’ use of its content to train AI

Elias Leight /
Billboard: Sony Music Warns Artificial Intelligence Companies: Don't Harvest Our Data

Daniel Thomas /
@danielthomasldn: Sony Music is sending warning letters to more than 700 artificial intelligence developers and music streaming services globally in the latest salvo in the music industry's battle against tech groups ripping off artists https://www.ft.com/... via @ft

Ryan Christoffel /
9to5Mac: Sony Music warns tech companies and music streamers against AI uses of its content

Daniel Tencer /
Music Business Worldwide: Sony Music sends letters to 700 AI, music streaming companies declaring it's ‘opting out’ of AI training

Stuart Dredge /
Music Ally: Sony Music warns AI firms over training: ‘Permission is required in advance’

Irina Ivanova /
Fortune: Sony lays down the gauntlet on AI, warning 700 companies against training algorithms on its music

Bloomberg:

Court hearing: an MLB lawyer says Diamond's dispute with Comcast is harming its teams, fans, and jeopardizing Diamond's plan to restructure and exit bankruptcy— - Diamond lawyer said Comcast negotiations are ongoing — MLB said it may have to set up alternate broadcasts for teams

Discussion:
The Streamable, New York Times, Sports Business Journal, Sportico, Reuters and Front Office Sports

Discussion:

David Satin /
The Streamable: MLB Calls Bally Sports Channels ‘Undependable’ Amidst Carriage Dispute Between Diamond Sports Group and Comcast

Evan Drellich /
New York Times: MLB, NHL, NBA all slam Bally RSN operator's bankruptcy plan in court

Anthony Crupi /
Sportico: MLB Casts Doubt on Diamond RSNs' Prospects as Comcast Loss Looms

Dietrich Knauth /
Reuters: Sports leagues question whether broadcaster Diamond can survive without Comcast

Gothamist:

New York's $90M employment tax credit for local news outlets currently excludes publicly traded TV and radio companies as well as nonprofit news outlets— We rely on your support to make local news available to all — Make your contribution now and help Gothamist thrive in 2024. Donate today

Discussion:
@wesleylowery, @nicdawes, @baekdal, @vitalcitynyc, @civiletti, @christrobbins, @giambusso, @nicdawes and @joncampbellny

Discussion:

Wesley /
@wesleylowery: As a proponent of funneling public money to support journalism, I urge us all to...read the text of bills before lobbying for their passage!!! https://gothamist.com/...

Nicholas Dawes /
@nicdawes: New York communities need a diverse ecosystem of news outlets that meet them where they are, on the platforms of their choice, for profit, nonprofit, cooperative. This subsidy props up one (important) slice of sector at the expense of audiences hungry for quality news.

Nicholas Dawes /
@nicdawes: The structure of the credit excludes nonprofits, which are doing some of the most vital accountability reporting and community journalism, and it shuts out publicly owned broadcasters while leaving a giant loophole open for listed print chains.

Thomas Baekdal /
@baekdal: We sadly see this with almost all of these types of efforts. @vitalcitynyc: Read @dicktofel dissecting the credit in Vital City: https://www.vitalcitynyc.org/ ...

Denise Civiletti /
@civiletti: Great to see some actual reporting on what really went down with this. The law left out for-profit digital news like @RiverheadLOCAL too. @Gothamist @JonCampbellNY https://gothamist.com/...

Christopher Robbins /
@christrobbins: >@HellGateNY & other digital outlets are considered newspapers under the NY state tax law that exempts us from charging sales tax on subscriptions. We hope this same standard applies so this new law aimed at helping independent local news can help us! https://gothamist.com/...

David Giambusso /
@giambusso: Appreciate the sentiment but also ... the f-ck outta here. Non-profit newsrooms are doing G-d's work and need help. (Please donate to @wnyc @gothamist and other non-profit news outlets like @Documentedny and @THECITYNY ) https://gothamist.com/... via @gothamist

Nicholas Dawes /
@nicdawes: New York's tax credit for local journalism could have been a shining example of content-neutral policy support. Instead it's a carve-out for legacy newspapers that leaves vital digital and nonprofit players in the cold https://gothamist.com/...

Jon Campbell /
@joncampbellny: The biggest ?: Whether for-profit, digital outlets will be eligible. That's up to Empire State Development, which will craft regulations. It depends whether ESD considers them “print media.” (There's some precedent for that.) https://gothamist.com/... https://gothamist.com/...

TechCrunch:

TikTok is testing 60-minute videos, which would let media companies post full TV show episodes and put TikTok in even more direct competition with YouTube— TikTok is testing the ability for users to upload 60-minute videos, the company confirmed to TechCrunch on Thursday.

Discussion:
9to5Mac and Press Gazette, more at Techmeme »

Discussion:

Ryan Christoffel /
9to5Mac: Some TikTok users can now upload 60-minute videos, introducing long-form content to the home of video shorts

Charlotte Tobitt /
Press Gazette: Why 'more isn't always more' for publishers on Tiktok

The Marshall Project:

Marshall Project Editor-in-Chief Susan Chira, who joined from the New York Times in 2019, plans to step down in early 2025— Under her stewardship, the news nonprofit more than doubled in size, opened local newsrooms and won its second Pulitzer Prize.

Discussion:
@dicktofel and @benmullin

Variety:

YouTube formally launches YouTube Select Creator Takeovers, to let advertisers buy out the inventory on channels representing the top 1% of YouTube content— Video platform also inks deal to bring WNBA Friday night games to YouTube TV … At its annual Brandcast event …

Discussion:
@ytadvertisers: YouTube really is redefining what TV looks like — with creators inventing new forms of storytelling daily, and viewers becoming can't-miss-a-moment fans. For all the highlights from U.S. #Brandcast — and new ways we're helping advertisers turn meaningful connections into [image]

@ytadvertisers:
“@nielsen shared that YouTube continues its incredible momentum as not only the top streamer, but the second most-watched media distributor overall. And that's not including YouTube TV.” — Sean Downey at U.S. #Brandcast [image]

Neal Mohan /
@nealmohan: Loved catching up with @YouTubeCreators before #Brandcast. Great to see Sydney Morgan, @tatycokley, @RyanTrahan, @KyleHanagami, @goharsguide, @cleoabram, @ShadeTV_247, @thecodingtrain, @kinigra, @YouTubeLiaison & @realmarkvins! [image]

@ytadvertisers:
“No one is more engaged than loyal YouTube fans ... Your brand can own the moment that fans are talking about.” Newly announced YouTube Select Creator Takeovers offer brands a chance to reach viewers when they're most immersed, says Mary Ellen Coe at U.S. #Brandcast. [image]

@ytadvertisers:
On YouTube, creators are reimagining classic TV genres, inventing entirely new ones, and redefining what we think of as “TV,” says @nealmohan at U.S. #Brandcast. [image]

Anne Marie Nelson-Bogle /
YouTube Official Blog: At Brandcast 2024: There's only one YouTube

Lucia Moses /
Business Insider: YouTube has become an unqualified viewership giant — here's how execs plan to capitalize on the shift

Trishla Ostwal /
Adweek: YouTube Pitches Massive TV Viewership, Ad Targeting at Upfront

Garett Sloane /
Ad Age: YouTube's upfront—how AI, creators and non-skippable ads are all coming together

Alex Weprin /
The Hollywood Reporter: Inside YouTube's Brandcast: Billie Eilish, Roger Goodell, AI Talk and Lots of Creators

Dade Hayes /
Deadline: YouTube CEO Neal Mohan Says Company “At The Forefront” Of Entertainment; Creator Takeovers Expand After DoorDash Campaign On Travis & Jason Kelce's ‘New Heights’

Kayla Cobb /
The Wrap: YouTube Execs Clarify Those Emmy Aspirations and Tease What's Ahead for the NFL

Ashley Cullins /
The Ankler: ‘Final Straw’: Why YouTube Stars Broke Up with H'wood (But Kept Their Lawyers and Agents)

Janko Roettgers /
Fast Company: Could Google's AI push cause a rift with YouTube creators?

Reuters:

EU ambassadors agree in principle to put four Russian media outlets, including Voice of Europe and RIA Novosti, on its sanctions list over propaganda concerns— EU ambassadors agreed in principle on Wednesday to place four Russian media outlets on its sanctions list, accusing them of propaganda …

Discussion:
Fox News and @verajourova

Discussion:

Věra Jourová /
@verajourova: ‼️Another sanctions package against #Russia approved at Coreper today! 4 #Kremlin-linked propaganda networks added to the sanctions list: Voice of Europe, RIA Novosti, Izvestija and Rossiyskaya Gazeta. Ban on Russian funding of EU media, NGOs and political parties.

The Hollywood Reporter:

Netflix strikes a three-year deal with the NFL to stream two new Christmas Day games this season, and “at least one game” in 2025 and in 2026— The streaming giant lands the league's two new Christmas Day games, beginning this season. — Netflix will stream live NFL games, beginning this season.

Discussion:
The Wrap, Netflix Tudum, Breitbart, Bloomberg, The Guardian, Media Play News, Sergey Fedorov on LinkedIn, Deadline, @sherman4949, @alexweprin, @sherman4949, @pkafka, Fox Business, New York Times, Reuters, Kelly Toye on LinkedIn, The Streamable, Jared Naylor on LinkedIn, Light Reading, Business Insider, Alex Lowry on LinkedIn, Damien Bernet on LinkedIn, Fast Company, Forbes, SlashFilm, Engadget, Doug Brodman on LinkedIn, Dan Rayburn on LinkedIn, Victoria Morris on LinkedIn, City A.M., Mitzi Reaugh on LinkedIn, The Hill, The Information, CNBC, USA Today, The Verge and Variety

Discussion:

Kayla Cobb /
The Wrap: NFL Assures Fans That ‘About 85% of Our Games’ Will Broadcast for Free Despite Push to Streaming

Henry Goldblatt /
Netflix Tudum: Netflix Will Be the Home to Live NFL Games This Christmas Day

Warner Todd Huston /
Breitbart: Netflix Announces 3-Year Deal to Livestream NFL Games on Christmas Day

Erik Gruenwedel /
Media Play News: Survey: 60% of NFL Fans Disapprove of Netflix's Exclusive Christmas Day Games

Sergey Fedorov /
Sergey Fedorov on LinkedIn: Time to elevate the stakes with Live at Netflix. — Very exciting time to be part of the Live Streaming team... Even if it means completely changing Christmas family time for the next 3 years. …

Alex Sherman /
@sherman4949: Nice of Netflix to announce this officially during the start of Warner Bros Discovery's upfront.

Alex Weprin /
@alexweprin: Netflix inked a three year (!!) deal for live NFL Christmas games. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/ ...

Alex Sherman /
@sherman4949: Big news — It's a three season deal for Netflix. Netflix will broadcast at least one Xmas NFL game for the next three seasons. It's the worlds largest streamer's first true foray into live sports. https://nflcommunications.com/ ...

Peter Kafka /
@pkafka: Official now: Netflix will run two nfl games this Christmas, plus “at least one holiday game” in 2025 and 2026.

Richard Deitsch /
New York Times: Netflix gets NFL Christmas Day games, a fire-breathing shot at its competitors

David Satin /
The Streamable: Why Did it Take So Long for the NFL and Netflix to Partner? Why Now Is Perfect Time for Christmas Day Deal

Jared Naylor /
Jared Naylor on LinkedIn: It's official, Netflix will be home to the NFL's Christmas Day games this year. — With more and more bidders entering the chat …

Jeff Baumgartner /
Light Reading: Netflix has notched a three-year deal to stream NFL games on Christmas Day, starting with two games on Christmas Day in 2024. …

Alex Lowry /
Alex Lowry on LinkedIn: Very Exciting news today! NFL will be on Netflix this Christmas Day! — https://lnkd.in/...

Damien Bernet /
Damien Bernet on LinkedIn: Tudum! Netflix Will Be the Home to Live NFL Games This Christmas Day — https://lnkd.in/...

Tracy Brown Hamilton /
Fast Company: Netflix-NFL deal tests fans' subscription fatigue. How costly could streaming every game get?

Mary Whitfill Roeloffs /
Forbes: NFL International, Christmas Day Games Announced: Everything We Know About The 2024 Schedule So Far

Ryan Scott /
SlashFilm: Netflix's NFL Deal Is The Streamer's Biggest Investment In Live Sports - Here's Why It's A Huge Deal

Doug Brodman /
Doug Brodman on LinkedIn: This is an increible moment for Netflix, our fans and our advertisers! Get ready for some football on Netflix this Christmas!

Dan Rayburn /
Dan Rayburn on LinkedIn: Netflix's deal with the NFL is official and covers three years. It gives Netflix two NFL games on Christmas Day this year and “at least” one Christmas game in 2025 and 2026. …

Victoria Morris /
Victoria Morris on LinkedIn: https://lnkd.in/... Great way to start the day, and an incredible building block for live programming on Netflix! …

Mitzi Reaugh /
Mitzi Reaugh on LinkedIn: So excited Netflix is bringing #NFL to our members! — https://lnkd.in/...

Dominick Mastrangelo /
The Hill: NFL inks deal with Netflix to stream Christmas Day games

Jacob Pramuk /
CNBC: Netflix to stream Christmas Day NFL games for three years

Barry Werner /
USA Today: NFL Christmas Day games to be streamed on Netflix

Richard Lawler /
The Verge: Netflix snagged global streaming rights for NFL Christmas Day games

RELATED:
CNBC: Netflix says its ad tier has 40M MAUs, up from 23M in January 2024, and plans to launch its own ad platform and no longer partner with Microsoft for that tech

Discussion:

Sarah Fielding /
Engadget: Netflix is becoming an ad-tech company

Anu Adegbola /
Search Engine Land: Netflix ads tier hits 40 million subscribers

Alex Sherman /
@sherman4949: It was a big deal when Netflix chose Microsoft as its tech provider. That will end now. Netflix bringing adtech in house. Netflix will begin testing in Canada later this year and will launch in U.S. in 2Q 2025, with goal of going live everywhere by end '25 https://www.cnbc.com/...

Andrew Webster /
The Verge: Netflix's ad tier hits 40 million users

Lauren Forristal /
TechCrunch: Netflix to take on Google and Amazon by building its own ad server

Bradly Shankar /
MobileSyrup: Netflix's ad tier has reached 40 million users

Matthew Keys /
Matthew Keys on LinkedIn: Netflix is breaking up with Microsoft in terms of ad platform tech, but the two are going to continue to be friends.

Alexandra Canal /
Yahoo Finance: Netflix ad tier reaches 40 million monthly active users

David Satin /
The Streamable: Netflix Reportedly Has 40 Million Ad-Supported Customers Worldwide, Gain of 17 Million in 4 Months

Lucas Manfredi /
The Wrap: Netflix Ad Tier Reaches 40 Million Monthly Active Users Globally

Dade Hayes /
Deadline: Netflix Ad Tier Hits 40M Monthly Active Users, Nearly Double Its Scale At Start Of 2024

Alex Weprin /