• Why The Supreme Court Didn't Just Do It by John Gaffney

    Last Thursday the US Supreme refused to rule on a case involving Nike and the First Amendment rights of its corporate communications and advertising. There is reason to believe the high court may actually be leaning toward Nike's side. ...Read the whole story

  • Political Ad Spending Set To Pass 1998 Levels by Paul Gough

    In a sign that points to what many expect to be a record-breaking 2004, off-year political advertising will be strong this year according to a report by TNS Media Intelligence/CMR. An estimated $250 million will be spent in 2003 on election advertising. ...Read the whole story

  • Nextel Revs It Up For NASCAR by Larry Dobrow

    When Nextel recently secured title sponsorship of what has been known since 1971 as the NASCAR Winston Cup Series, tongues were set wagging in the media community. After all, given the strict regulations on tobacco marketing, Winston (an R.J. Reynolds brand) could do next to nothing to promote the association in recent years. ...Read the whole story

  • Digging Dirt by Kenneth Fadner

    At the Mediapost office a couple of weeks ago, we were discussing XMOS. I wondered what it was, though I thought I knew. I asked ... ...More

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