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You know that feeling when you click a button, and nothing happens right away? It’s just a second… but somehow it feels like forever. That little pause – that’s latency. Latency is everywhere – whether you're loading a website, streaming a movie, or trying to buy something online before it sells out. And while most of the time things work pretty fast, it’s those rare moments of lag that stick out. But here’s the thing – fixing those tiny delays can make a huge difference. So, why do these slowdowns happen? And more importantly, what can we do about them? Let’s break it down https://lnkd.in/gBRfDj8T My notes are in the first comment below. #writtenbyhumaneditedbyAI

Chris Faw from Next Media Partners, LLC spotted history being made in real time. On Christmas Day 2024, 65 million households tuned in to watch the NFL and Beyonce on Netflix.  Much like a moonwalk or a Superbowl, this was one of those increasingly rare moments when much of America was sharing the same video experience at the same time. This is important for two reasons, streaming and other on-demand choices have disintegrated the video audience into a vast tapestry of tribes viewing what they want, when they want.  Outside of breaking news or sports, we as a nation are rarely watching the same thing at the same time as we were with the final episode of MASH in 1983 when over 100 million gathered in front of the tube.  Secondly, the Christmas Netflix NFL spectacular was delivered to those 65M households using an Internet live streaming platform; meaning no major network or local affiliates needed for distribution.  Yes, Amazon and Peacock have done a laudable job of bringing a credible Internet-based live stream of the NFL and the Olympics for viewing.  However, prior to this Christmas gift from Netflix, there has been nothing approaching these numbers and, more importantly, this level of acceptance. Call it audience capitulation, the new norm.  Read Chris Faw's full blog post: https://lnkd.in/eadUEHnf BTW... We've opened some additional meeting times for our CES Hospitality Suite. Chris Faw will be there with other NMP Partners to share how we are helping our clients strategize, plan, select and integrate tech and build solutions for the evolving media business. Visit NMP's Calendly link --> https://lnkd.in/eM2pkbBN #AdTech #MediaAdSales #LocalAdvertising #Netflix #FanDuel #Verizon #ConversationalAI #ConversationalMarketing #UnstructuredDataInsights #MarketingAI #BrandGenius #NMP #BeehiveAI

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