Tag Archives: Netflix

NYT Ad for Jerry Seinfeld’s Netflix Show Says: ‘Think Smile’

Posted on July 7, 2018 by Campaign Outsider

Jerry Seinfeld’s wildly popular Netflix series Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee has just dropped its new season on the Streaming Service That Ate Television, which ran this ad in yesterday’s New York Times. That is, of course, a takeoff … Continue reading →

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WSJ Follows NYT Into VR

Posted on February 22, 2016 by Campaign Outsider

As the hardtracking staff at our kissin’ cousin Sneak Adtack has noted, the New York Times is knee-deep into virtual reality reporting – and the native advertising opportunities it represents. Pop quiz: Which of these is paid content? Clear … Continue reading →

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Grey Lady Goes All the Way with Native Ads

Posted on December 21, 2015 by Campaign Outsider

As the hardtracking staff has repeatedly noted (see here and here and here just for starters), the New York Times is up to its neck in native advertising. (Our personal favorite is the Russian nesting ads – a Times print … Continue reading →

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Public Editor Spanks NYT Over Native Ads

Posted on November 16, 2015 by Campaign Outsider

New York Times Public Editor Margaret Sullivan has been admirably diligent about tracking the paper’s increased reliance on native advertising to boost its digital ad revenues. And Sullivan’s latest post is especially diligent. As Print Fades, Part 4: Native Advertising … Continue reading →

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NYT’s Alessandra Stanley Just Doesn’t Get ‘House of Cards’

Posted on March 1, 2015 by Campaign Outsider

The Netflix cash cow House of Cards is back, to a much bruited review by New York Times television critic Alessandra Stanley. ‘House of Cards’ Season 3: More Policy Than Chicanery “House of Cards” began as a fun-house-mirror reflection of … Continue reading →

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The Grey Lady Goes All the (Native) Way

Posted on November 20, 2014 by Campaign Outsider

All the signs of the Times were there. From NiemanLab six weeks ago: Native advertising is growing at The New York Times Capital New York give us a look at The New York Times’ native advertising business in a profile … Continue reading →

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The Face(book) Of Online Privacy’s Future

Posted on May 8, 2012 by Campaign Outsider

The big Mark Zuckerberg takeout in New York magazine is getting lots of attention, but even more interesting is this sidebar, headlined “No, Facebook Has Not Already Peaked.” Nut graf: There’s a technology called OAuth. When you go to Spotify, or comment on … Continue reading →

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Netflix Is Really Sorry It Tried – Er, Decided – To Gouge You

Posted on September 20, 2011 by Campaign Outsider

Netflix, which had very successfully been delivering video content via both the U.S. Postal Service and Internet portals for $9.99 a month, suddenly decided this month to split those services and jack up its subscription cost by 60%. Netflixers, understandably, … Continue reading →

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Forget Googlezon. Watch Out For Facebooknaut.

Posted on March 11, 2011 by Campaign Outsider

Just a few years ago folks were worried about the prospect of Googlezon – some ungodly alliance between Google and Amazon that would subjugate the human race. Fuggedaboutit. It’s Facebook ’em, Danno we need to worry about. Exhibit A: Facebook Commenting. … Continue reading →

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