MediaDailyNews
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
  • Trades No Longer Press, Event Revenues Surpass Print

    In a milestone symbolic of the shifts taking place across all media, business-to-business media can no longer be described as the "trade press." That's … Read the whole story

  • Inside Man: Tucker Expected To Be Named New MediaVest Chief

    Seven months after promoting MediaVest chief Laura Desmond to CEO of Starcom MediaVest Group/The Americas, the Publicis media unit is poised to name a … Read the whole story

  • Patently Absurd: Media Audit Brushes Off Arbitron Case

    Arbitron claims that Media Audit's and Ipsos' competing "smart phone" system infringes on three of their patents. Both companies deny the claim, dismissing Arbitron's … Read the whole story

  • Hearst, Fox Team For Digital Magazine Content

    CosmoGirl and Popular Mechanics, both published by Hearst Magazines, will be creating digital content, including video, in partnership with Fox Television Studios, the companies … Read the whole story

  • ING Signs Up For 50 Years Of King, Glaxo Too

    CNN has inked two charter sponsors for its tribute next week to Larry King's 50 years in broadcasting. Deals with GlaxoSmithKline and ING Direct … Read the whole story

  • ABC Prime-Time Series Taking Serious Hits

    "Desperate Housewives" took at hit Sunday night, possibly from the return of "The Sopranos." But increasingly, serialized dramas are seeing a once-loyal public wander. … Read the whole story

  • Cramer-Krasselt Tapped To Transform TV Guide

    Cramer-Krasselt, the new creative agency for TV Guide, is charged with transforming the multiplatform brand. The goal is to take the TV, print and … Read the whole story