Alan Wolk is the Co-Founder and Lead Analyst at his own firm. Known for coining the term FAST, he brings humor to his columns and interviews, helping to simplify complex topics in the realms of publishing, media, and entertainment. His insights and expertise have been featured in Forbes, FierceVideo, NextTV, TVREV, and NewsBreak.
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Alan Wolk predominantly covers the content and publishing industry, with a specific focus on TV advertising, the streaming era, Connected TV (CTV), predictions, and privacy concerns. He often includes expert commentary and data citations in his articles.
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1. YouTube Measurement Follies YouTube completely revamped their measurement metrics this week, much to the concern of the television industry which has spent the past decade dealing with its own measurement follies.
By: Alan Wolk
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