Netflix — page 6

59% of respondents have cut the cord in favor of OTT solutions.

Entrepreneur Magazine's Franchise 500 ranks top brands like McDonald's and Planet Fitness.

Experts predict that expansion and technology will remain major focuses for brands in 2019, with a focus on meeting consumer and franchisee concerns.

This article discusses the biggest things that happened in franchising in 2018, including the NLRB's proposed rollback of the joint employer rule.

Twitter launches an out-of-home advertising campaign in New York's Times Square, promoting a conversational tone with its flagship account.

Spoiled Rotten Photography specializes in high-end children’s portraits, offering a unique opportunity for entrepreneurs in the photography industry.

Eight franchise honors, including Franlebrity, Dunkin’ Executive Chairman Nigel Travis, and Walmart’s Black Friday sales strategy.

The article lists 10 franchises with over 50 locations that offer experiential and fun activities, including boat clubs, campgrounds, and escape rooms.

Before Nigel Travis took on his current role as Executive Chairman of Dunkin’ or worked as the President and CEO of Papa John’s, he worked for another established brand — Blockbuster.

If you watched Netflix’s latest teen romance, To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, you probably noticed a few clear mentions of Subway.

1851 has taken stock of the lending landscape in franchising and broken it down in a new feature, including rising rates and franchisees selling.

No Limit Agency is searching for the ideal people and culture winner, discussing the importance of simplicity in business marketing messages.

Arby’s introduces its own font called ‘Saucy AF’ that fans can download, joining the trend of brands releasing their own typefaces.

Marketers need to step up to compete with the convenience of food delivery and reclaim the value of quality products.

The article discusses emerging technologies and their impact on franchise operations, but is not relevant to franchising or multi-unit operations.

Disney launches ESPN Plus and a Disney service in 2019.

Disney plans to launch its own video-streaming service, using technology from BAMTech, after ending its contract with Netflix.

Facebook will increase paid leave for employees to grieve a family member or care for a sick relative.

Entrepreneurs who break from the norm and challenge conventional thinking can change their industries and create new opportunities.

Instagram introduced skippable ads in its Stories feature, initially with 30 partners, including Nike and Netflix, reaching 150 million daily users.

Becoming a professional pancake artist making custom designs for big restaurant brands wasn’t in Dan Drake’s plans.

Brands are partnering with podcasts to create branded content and boost customer engagement.

Gogo first started out as a sketch on a napkin—founder Jimmy Ray mapped out his idea for an airplane telephone system at a barbecue joint in Texas.

An individual shared their experience of making the most of their weekends by not spending it on the couch and instead engaging in activities.