Bill O'Reilly's Killing franchise has made a killing for National Geographic Channel. The cable network's first three movies based on O'Reilly's books— Killing Lincoln, Killing Kennedy and ...
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Television
October 14, 2016
First 3 films were network’s most-watched programs ever
By Jason Lynch
Bill O'Reilly's Killing franchise has made a killing for National Geographic Channel. The cable network's first three movies based on O'Reilly's books— Killing Lincoln, Killing Kennedy and ...
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But now, the branded content will be digital-only
By Jason Lynch
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NowThis, Thrillist among the brands in the deal
By Sami Main
Discovery is perhaps a brand most known for its television network and productions such as Shark Week or MythBusters. It announced today a unifying partnership of digital media sites with Group Nine Media.
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Will it attract more TV players, YouTubers?
By Christopher Heine
Do you tend to drop off livestreams when the picture quality seems lacking? Twitter hopes to have a solution for that problem, and it's aimed at viewers and brands alike. 
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The L.A. Real Housewives star is also a brand builder
By Emma Bazilian
Lisa Vanderpump isn't what you'd call a typical housewife. More obvious descriptors would include businesswoman, style icon, activist and, of course, reality TV tour de force. But thanks to Bravo, it's ...
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Wpromote’s unlikely cameo helped land new accounts
By Christopher Heine
Even after 15 years of being in business, not many people had heard of Wpromote because, like most search advertising agencies, it operates in stealth mode for high-profile clients such as Toyota and Marriott. Though ...
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