AT&T will file a registration statement for a U.S. IPO of shares in DirecTV Latin America. A stock offering for Vrio could bring in up to US $100 million in proceeds and help AT&T to pay down debt as it tries to close the acquisition of Time Warner.
Yesterday’s announcement of the FCC by which the U.S. regulator allows foreign ownership of Univision to exceed the mandatory 25% is major news. As a result Televisa will increase its stake to 40%. 5 ways this may impact the largest media company targeting Hispanic audiences in the U.S and the multicultural marketing space.
Snapchat is changing it’ ad sales revenue model with media agencies.Snapchat wants to pay content partners a flat license fee up front and keep the ad money for itself, instead of sharing ad revenue.
What: Snap Inc., the parent company of Snapchat, is said to be working on an initial public offering for March. Why it matters: The IPO, which
Univision Holdings, Inc. and Grupo Televisa, S.A.B. have announced that, together with Univision’s major shareholders, they have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) and that certain subsidiaries of Univision and Televisa entered into an amendment to their existing Program Licensing Agreement (the “PLA Amendment”).In addition, Univison filed a registration statement on Form S-1 with the SEC ( the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission) relating to a proposed initial public offering.
App SnapChat raises US$537.6 million, reaching a possible US$16 billion valuation which would make the app maker among the world’s most valuable startups.Messaging services are becoming some of the most highly valued startups in the industry. Snapchat still has to face competence from big players like Whatsapp and Facebook own chatting service , which have led the company to consider a possible IPO in the nearest future.
What: Chicago-based Centro, an Advertising-technology company and media management software seller, has raised US$30 million in Series B funding from Wall Street firm Neuberger Berman
What: After many weeks of rumors, Israeli content delivery platform Outbrain is said to have filed confidentially with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for a
What: After many weeks of rumors, Israeli content delivery platform Outbrain is said to have filed confidentially with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for a
Video demand-side platform TubeMogul priced the shares for its public offering on Thursday at US $7 per share and finished on Friday at US $11.50,up 64% on its first day of trade. Monday Morning (July 21) the stock was trading in the US US$ 10.6- US$ 11.7 range.
Video demand-side platform TubeMogul priced the shares for its public offering on Thursday at US $7 per share and finished on Friday at US $11.50,up 64% on its first day of trade. Monday Morning (July 21) the stock was trading in the US US$ 10.6- US$ 11.7 range.
Although it had announced plans to go public in 2014, Outbrain has added US $35 million in its latest fundraising round, bringing its overall investment to US $99M, thus staying ahead of the content recommendation business.
Although it had announced plans to go public in 2014, Outbrain has added US $35 million in its latest fundraising round, bringing overall investment to US $99M, thus staying ahead of the content recommendation business.
San Francisco-based social network Twitter made public its initial public offering filing with the US Securities Exchange Commission, its stock ticker symbol being TWTR. The filing indicates Twitter hopes to raise up to US $1 billion.
San Francisco-based social network Twitter made public its initial public offering filing with the US Securities Exchange Commission, its stock ticker symbol being TWTR. The filing indicates Twitter hopes to raise up to US $1 billion.
What? Twitter Inc has confidentially submitted a document to the SEC with plans for an initial public offering of stock. Why it matters: With Twitter going
What? Twitter Inc has confidentially submitted a document to the SEC with plans for an initial public offering of stock. Why it matters: With Twitter going