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When superheroes misuse their powers, who will stand against them? Witness our NYC eye-level billboard and see how it all plays out in The Boys. The latest season premieres today on Prime. RapportWW Prime Video & Amazon MGM Studios #theboys #newseason #amazonprime #primevideo #OOHmedia #OOHadvertising #outofhome #staticbillboard #outofhomeadvertising

Disney doesn’t sell amusement parks, they sell joy and nostalgia. Budweiser don’t sell beer, they sell humour and friendship. GoPro doesn’t sell action cameras, they sell adventure and capturing epic moments. Nike doesn’t sell trainers, they sell motivation and the pursuit of greatness. Amazon doesn’t sell online shopping, they sell convenience. Netflix doesn’t sell video streaming, they sell relaxation and escapism. L'Oreal doesn’t sell beauty products, they sell confidence and self-expression. Great brands sell emotions, not products.

Disney doesn’t sell amusement parks, they sell joy and nostalgia. Budweiser don’t sell beer, they sell humour and friendship. GoPro doesn’t sell action cameras, they sell adventure and capturing epic moments. Nike doesn’t sell trainers, they sell motivation and the pursuit of greatness. Amazon doesn’t sell online shopping, they sell convenience. Netflix doesn’t sell video streaming, they sell relaxation and escapism. L'Oreal doesn’t sell beauty products, they sell confidence and self-expression. Great brands sell emotions, not products.

Disney doesn’t sell amusement parks, they sell joy and nostalgia. Budweiser don’t sell beer, they sell humour and friendship. GoPro doesn’t sell action cameras, they sell adventure and capturing epic moments. Nike doesn’t sell trainers, they sell motivation and the pursuit of greatness. Amazon doesn’t sell online shopping, they sell convenience. Netflix doesn’t sell video streaming, they sell relaxation and escapism. L'Oreal doesn’t sell beauty products, they sell confidence and self-expression. Great brands sell emotions, not products.

Disney doesn’t sell amusement parks, they sell joy and nostalgia. Budweiser don’t sell beer, they sell humour and friendship. GoPro doesn’t sell action cameras, they sell adventure and capturing epic moments. Nike doesn’t sell trainers, they sell motivation and the pursuit of greatness. Amazon doesn’t sell online shopping, they sell convenience. Netflix doesn’t sell video streaming, they sell relaxation and escapism. L'Oreal doesn’t sell beauty products, they sell confidence and self-expression. Great brands sell emotions, not products. Credit: Matt Swain ( go follow him )

"The product won't work for more than 4 years because of external factors". This is what Sony India says after seeing 3-class products for huge cost .Netflix LG Electronics Panasonic Reliance Retail Disney+ Hotstar

Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks has announced a shift in strategy: the company is stepping away from co-financing movies based on its intellectual property. That said, Hasbro remains open to licensing its IP for movies, TV, and other media—just without taking on the production costs. While this approach might limit the upside potential of major box office hits, it also minimizes exposure to the volatile boom-and-bust cycle of the entertainment industry. It’s a notable departure from Nintendo’s (very) recent hands-on approach with its expanded universe, but it’s a valid—and arguably safer—move to safeguard shareholder value. What do you think? Is this the right balance between creative ambition and financial caution? #EntertainmentStrategy #IPManagement #CreativeLeadership https://lnkd.in/eSeaD6Ms

Warner Bros. Discovery’s Max is tackling password sharing and expanding internationally to boost profits. CEO JB Perrette announced plans for “gentle messaging” on account sharing, with stricter measures by 2025. Max seeks to mirror Netflix’s success in increasing revenue and ARPU.

🆕 New from Faultline ... The beginning of the end for Hollywood is nearing – as the big five studios consolidate towards a future where just four, three, possibly even two major studios remain. Read the full report here, no paywall 👉🏻 https://lnkd.in/dfjGtx3 // Redstone leaves no deal unturned as Paramount future hangs in balance // CRTC cosplays Nottingham sheriff – taxing #streamingservices 5% // Innovid leans on green gains to justify elimination of DSPs, SSPs // ITV gears up for Euros with Friend MTS defense – watermarking sidelined // Lionsgate+ is not long for this world // 24i is Aferian plc’s largest revenue stream after device sales capitulate // Showrunner—the “Netflix of #AI”—is a product of #Hollywood ’s own making // Netflix toggle experiment lifts lid on mobile #HDR QoE issues // LFP - Ligue de Football Professionnel previews #sportsleague shift to #D2C in #sportsrights showdown bluff // NOVELSAT pilots #mobilenetwork de-congestion tool in stadium // CommScope scoops up Casa Systems, Inc. #cable assets under Vecima Networks Inc.’s nose // OpenX bundles #CTV inventory for eleventh hour buyers // Worth Noting - #OTTVideo News, Deals, Launches and Products Analysis from Tommy Flanagan, Quentin Vidberg, Rafi Cohen #paytv #ott #streaming #svod #avod #fast #contentdelivery #videonetworks #advertising #adtech #sportstech #livesports #broadband #broadcast

Netflix’s "Buy Now" documentary shines a harsh light on the impact of modern consumption - from clever marketing tricks to the staggering amount of waste that's piling up worldwide. It’s a wake-up call for all of us, especially in industries like ours. At SPELK Studio, we believe in a different approach. Thoughtful design, timeless pieces and sustainable production aren’t just buzzwords for us - they’re our way of pushing back against the disposable culture. Every piece we make is crafted to last, to be cherished and to avoid contributing to those mountains of rubbish. If you’ve watched the documentary, you know how important this conversation is. Let’s rethink how and why we buy, and figure out how to build a more sustainable future.