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	TV & Video Daily	October 18, 2017
Insider updates on all things video

At Long Last, Nielsen Will Publicly Share Ratings for Netflix Shows

Networks and studios sign up for new SVOD Content Ratings offering

By Jason Lynch

Ever since House of Cards premiered in 2013 on Netflix, the TV industry has been frustrated by the streaming service's refusal to share ratings data for its content. Netflix ratings have become the industry's white whale, with many companies attempting to nail down the company's metrics, but seemingly failing to do so in any precise...
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3 Moves Amazon Studios Must Make to Salvage Its Brand Following Roy Price’s Exit

The reeling streaming service can still turn its fortunes around

By Jason Lynch

Promoted Content by IBM Watson Analytics for Social Media

5 Ways You Should Be Using Social Data That You Probably Haven’t Considered

Uncovering insights to create a competitive advantage

Adweek’s Brand Visionary: Anna Wintour Changed Publishing and Fashion With Inimitable Style

How the Vogue editor put her stamp on culture

By Emma Bazilian

YouTube Creators Rhett and Link Discuss Their First Book While Swinging on a Swingset

The pair's also on their first live tour

By Sami Main

Netflix Is Increasing Its Spending on Original Content. How Will Competitors Like HBO Respond?

Streaming juggernaut ups its $6 billion this year to $8 billion in 2018

By A.J. Katz

From House of Cards, to The Crown, Marvel's Daredevil and Orange Is the New Black, Netflix is home to some of the most acclaimed original scripted series on streaming, cable or broadcast TV. The service won 20 Emmy awards in 2017, second only to HBO's 29. But the streaming juggernaut doesn't seem too worried about...
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