Tom Butts is the Editor-in-Chief of TV Technology, a leading source of news and insights for broadcasters and the professional video market. With a background in media and extensive experience in the industry, Tom provides valuable coverage and analysis on topics such as streaming, broadcasting deals, technology advancements, and regulatory developments.
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By: Tom Butts
New research examines how political ideology influences the appeal of entertainment shows
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Industry veteran's career included stints with Backporch, Joseph Electronics
Myers Report estimates campaigns' marketing investments to top $18.2 billion for entire election season
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