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In the TV industry that means the advanced advertising solutions—addressable advertising in particular— that seemingly everyone agrees are the future of the industry, are finally on the verge of taking wing and fulfilling their potential.

Three Rooms Press was founded by Peter Carlaftes and Kat Georges and publishes nonfiction, memoir, fiction, and young adult, and welcomes LGBTQ titles. In this interview, they discuss advice for authors submitting manuscripts, their bestselling titles, and book launches during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The papers say Russia's death toll and infection rates are much higher. Russia cries fake news.

Vice on TV, the cable network home of Vice, has launched a new show hosted by the ubiquitous professor Scott Galloway, based on his blog No Mercy/No Malice.

“What place does Greta Thunberg have in this town hall?”

The worst of times are the best of times for an industry already well-positioned for remote, solitary work.

COVID-19 has forced many of us to take a step back and define the importance of communities. When the most vulnerable are feeling the crisis at its most brutal, it’s incumbent on us all to step up and find ways to build (and sometimes rebuild) communities so that we can get through this.

As COVID-19 spread, millions of Americans tuned to network and cable TV to get the latest news on the pandemic. Lately though, ratings have begun to slow down.

As shutdown crisis management progresses, tactics meant to adapt TV series that were already in production become strategies for organizing new endeavors.

While 13 percent of the U.S. population is African-American, this community accounts for one-third of both infections and deaths.