The Internet Analyst is your source for proprietary intelligence into the digital media and ecommerce industries. We are your one-stop shop for actionable news, analysis and proprietary research.
As a member, we’ve got you completely covered. First thing in the morning, before the opening bell, you’ll receive a feed of important news stories and information selected by our staff with impactful analysis and commentary. In addition, our analysts constantly call industry contacts and conduct proprietary research to provide you with the most actionable, real-time analysis and intelligence on the digital media industry throughout the day.
Here is what you will receive:
- A curated news and information feed before the market opens with everything you need to know that day.
- Proprietary market intelligence reports with valuable information you can’t find anywhere else.
- Daily newsletters with insightful analysis into top media business trends.
- Exclusive conference calls and events with industry insiders.
- Proprietary charts and presentations with valuable industry information.
- A direct-line to our analysts if you need them on the phone right away (only available for certain tiers).
- Lunches hosted by CEO and former top Merrill Lynch internet analyst Henry Blodget.
For corporate license information or for institutional funds wishing to pay for a subscription with soft dollars please contact sales at 646-484-6610 or sales@tbiresearch.com.
About us: TBI Research is an industry research firm based in New York founded by former head of Merrill Lynch's Global Internet research practice, Henry Blodget.
Our flagship product is The Internet Analyst, a subscription-based research service that provides primary research and analysis of key trends in the digital media and ecommerce industries.
Please email our sales department at sales@tbiresearch.com or call 646-484-6610 with any questions.
What You Missed
Over the past six months our members have had exclusive access to our market intelligence. As a result, they learned before anyone else:
- Who is winning the battle for e-reader dominance (and who is losing the most money).
- How Facebook is stealing share of advertising spend from large portals like Yahoo, AOL, MSN, and even Google to some extent.
- The rapid growth of virtual goods as a rapidly-growing revenue stream for gaming companies (and recently a platform for brand advertisers).
- A deep dive into iPad economics and the implications on struggling traditional media companies.
- The inflection point where e-commerce and search advertising started to turn the quarter during Q409.