EDO’s weekly sports and advertising video series covers the impact of live sports on streaming subscriptions and an ad battle between Home Depot & Lowe’s.

“Who Won the Week?” is EDO’s weekly sports media and TV ad show. This week, we cover Walmart’s new Mean Girls ad and the beginning of the holiday TV ad frenzy.

EDO’s sports and advertising video series, “Who Won the Week?”, returns with a discussion of Amazon’s successful second season of Thursday Night Football.

“Who Won the Week?” is a new, weekly sports and advertising video series, hosted by EDO Media Analyst Matt Ulrich and Next in Media reporter Mike Shields.

This year’s WNBA Finals was the league’s most-watched championship series in 20 years — and advertisers drove strong engagement throughout.

Live sports present advertisers with TV’s most engaging ad environment — and the same is true on Christmas and Thanksgiving.

Despite its ultra-late time slot, Saturday Night Live offers advertisers some of TV’s most engaged audiences. Here’s a look at what’s working for brands on SNL.

Bud Light’s football-friendly “Easy to Sunday” TV ad campaign is generating strong engagement. Can it help the brand reclaim the U.S. beer sales crown from Modelo?

BET and EDO are partnering to measure premium content across ad supported platforms, including VH1 and BETHer as well as tentpole events like the BET Hip Hop Awards.

Taylor Swift’s relationship with Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is inescapable. Here’s how it drives engagement for TV ads featuring Kelce as a spokesperson.

Here’s how leading brands like Lowe’s and Walmart are using Spanish-language TV ads to drive engagement among a growing audience of U.S. Spanish speakers.

Walmart, Target, and other retailers are using Spanish-language TV ads to engage consumers this Back-to-School season. Here’s a breakdown of the data.