MediaDailyNews
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
  • CBS Resists Changes To Integration Fees

    Advertisers' latest push to abolish network integration fees has hit another roadblock, this time from CBS. While NBC and ABC declined to discuss the … Read the whole story

  • Media X: The Parent Problem

    We've got ourselves a media-agency melodrama worth paying attention to. It's an inspirational tale of how a boy named Nick grew up to be … Read the whole story

  • 'Daily News,' 'Post' In Print Pact

    Pigs are circling a blue moon: the New York Post and the Daily News, locked in a long rivalry verging on vendetta, are in … Read the whole story

  • Ad, Marketing Spending To Rise 3.9% In 2008

    Total spending on advertising and marketing in the United States will reach $412.4 billion in 2008, an increase of 3.9% or roughly $15.5 billion … Read the whole story

  • June Gloom: Analyst Sees Radio Revenues Down 7%

    It may be summertime, but the living ain't easy for radio. Radio revenues probably dropped 7% in June compared to the same month last … Read the whole story

  • Warner Music Strikes Mobile Deal

    Warner Music Group has struck a deal with mobile content provider SendMe Mobile, which will allow consumers to download thousands of artist ringtones, video … Read the whole story

  • By The Numbers: Nickelodeon Sites Grow Traffic

    Viacom's kids entertainment businesses keep growing online monthly traffic. Nickelodeon--and its MTVN Kids associated sites--say it had its best numbers ever in June for … Read the whole story

  • P&G's Top Marketing Exec To Retire

    The top marketing executive at the country's largest advertiser is retiring at 53. Jim Stengel, global marketing officer at Procter & Gamble, is ceasing … Read the whole story

  • Strong Debut For TNT's 'Closer,' 'Saving Grace,' But Last Year Was Better

    Two of Turner Broadcasting's TNT's big original series debuted on Monday night to strong numbers--albeit down from their respective season debuts of a year … Read the whole story