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According to the title’s publisher Hearst Magazines, O’s “print expression’ will continue although the company is “evaluating what that will look like beyond the December 2020 issue.” Hearst also says: “This is a natural step for the brand which has grown to an online audience of 8 million.” “Twe...

Despite raising $1.75 billion from investors Quibi has struggled to gain subscribers.

AMC will allow Universal to offer some of its films on PVOD just 17 days after theatrical opening day.

President Trump wants to make the FCC rewrite the 1996 law that made social media possible to make it difficult-to-impossible for social media to be mean to the president.

Reels is widely viewed as Facebook's attempt to compete with TikTok, owned by Chinese-based parent company ByteDance, which crossed the 2 billion downloads mark in April.

Call of Duty's free-to-play version, Warzone, is a bigger deal than many Activision investors understand, as it's driving broader franchise sales, and created a new model for the company's success, says an analysis by LightShed Partners that raises the company's share price target to $92.

Netflix had the most nominations of any platform—160—setting a new record.

Officially to fight hate speech and online abuse, but critics worry the move is actually aimed at crushing dissent.

Facebook, YouTube and Twitter have deleted a viral video titled “America’s Frontline Doctors” that attracted millions of views with dubious claims about hydroxychloroquine.

Zenith projects that advertising expenditures will be down in 2020, particularly print and magazine advertising. Digital now represents a majority of U.S. ad spend.