Janine Rubenstein to Host ‘PEOPLE Every Day’ Podcast
PEOPLE editor Janine Rubenstein will become host of PEOPLE Every Day, the new Monday-Friday podcast that is set to premiere on February 1st on iHeartRadio and all major podcast platforms.
Digital & Online
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Eutelsat’s Konnect Ramps Up Retail Distribution
Eutelsat Communications’ (Euronext Paris: ETL) new direct arm, konnect, has kick-started the retail distribution of next-generation satellite Broadband across Europe and Africa.
CNN Business Announces 2021 Risk Takers List
CNN Business has revealed its third-annual list of “Risk Takers”, a special series that spotlights leaders across sectors who have made big bets and strategic decisions that change the future of business.
Fox Nation to Debut “Christmas in the Rockies”
Fox Nation will debut its first holiday-themed original scripted production entitled “Christmas in the Rockies.”
CNN Digital Posts Best October Ever
In October 2020 CNN reached more unique users than any other digital news platform during the month and was the highest October in CNN history.
Fox News Digital Continues Strong Performance in October 2020
October 2020 gave Fox News Digital its highest month in network history in multiplatform views (nearly 2.2 billion) while also securing double-digit increases versus the prior year across various key metrics.
Borat a ‘Great Success’ for Amazon Prime
During its opening weekend, tens of millions of customers around the world streamed Sacha Baron Cohen's Provocative Satire Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, resulting in huge engagement on the service.
Washington Post to Launch ‘The Next Four Years’ Podcast
The Washington Post will launch “The Next Four Years,” a six-episode podcast miniseries that will examine the outcome of the 2020 presidential race and what it tells us about the country.
UK Government Confirms Scottish Broadband Funding Boost
A new collaboration between the Scottish and UK Governments will see voucher funding joined up to make more money available to subsidise the costs of building gigabit-capable broadband networks to hard-to-reach areas of Scotland.