“YouTube is being watched more and more than broadcast TV on television sets, according to a recent study. Could this explain why Hollywood is trying so desperately to push out homegrown YouTubers and push their own celebrities and late night talk shows? Could the “adpocalypse” have been triggered by salty media and Hollywood, trying to knock out a competitor early on?”
“The Hill, a Beltway-based print publication that receives significant national traffic to its digital website, is being more aggressively shopped by its owner Jimmy Finkelstein, sources tell Axios.
It’s held recent talks with broadcasting giant Nexstar Media Group, a source tells Axios.
Why it matters: Finkelstein has held talks for years about offloading the publication, but sources who have been recently pitched on the sale say those talks have gotten more serious amid a ripe deals market and as Finkelstein looks to capitalize on the outlet’s success during the Trump-era boom.
Sources say The Hill brings in over $20 million in annual revenue. Most of that revenue comes from digital advertising and branded content. It makes a few million annually from events.
The conflict happened from 1974-1978 between two communities of chimpanzees in Gombe Stream National Park, Tanzania, the namesake of the war.
Before we go any further, we can extrapolate quite a bit from this very simple bit of information about Chimpanzees.
1. Another species is engaging in what we would describe only as “war”
2. Another species is capable of pre-meditated genocide
3. Another species has the mental capability to strategically plan the extermination of a rival tribe.
4. Another species has what we would describe as “tribes”
But what does this say about humankind? Assuming we share a common ancestor – could this war be an indicator of a commonality between our two species that is far more ancient than we expected? Let’s take a look and see.”
“An American boy turns out to be the long-lost heir of a British fortune. He is sent to live with the cold and unsentimental Lord, who oversees the trust.
Director: John Cromwell
Writers: Frances Hodgson Burnett, Hugh Walpole
Stars: Freddie Bartholomew, Dolores Costello, C. Aubrey Smith
Genres: Classics, Drama, Family, Romance”