On this edition of The Current Report, Ilyse Liffreing and Travis Clark explore the potential of gaming on the open internet and why advertisers should be aware of walled ecosystems in the video game space. Plus, drone advertising is taking off in China as an innovative approach in a competitive market. In news across the internet, Charter, the second largest cable operation in the U.S., dropped Disney's networks after the two were unable to come to a carriage agreement, and Warner Bros. Discovery filed a securities report outlining anticipated financial losses lasting through the end of the year as the Hollywood strikes continue.
On this edition of The Current Report, Ilyse Liffreing and Travis Clark explore the potential of gaming on the open internet and why advertisers should be aware of walled ecosystems in the video game space. Plus, drone advertising is taking off in China as an innovative approach in a competitive market. In news across the internet, Charter, the second largest cable operation in the U.S., dropped Disney's networks after the two were unable to come to a carriage agreement, and Warner Bros. Discovery filed a securities report outlining anticipated financial losses lasting through the end of the year as the Hollywood strikes continue.
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