MediaDailyNews
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
  • Starcom Cuts Ratings Deal With Twentieth TV

    Starcom USA and syndication distributor Twentieth Television have signed a deal that will guarantee ratings for the agency's clients, based on a day and … Read the whole story

  • Why Is Stuart Elliott Shilling For Canadian Club?

    Imagine my surprise when I clicked on my Facebook newsfeed Monday morning and found an ad featuring my friend and yours, Stuart Elliott, shilling … Read the whole story

  • IPG Seals Navic Deal, Beefs Up Spot Placement

    Just a month after Microsoft Corp. bought Navic Networks, it has made a deal with MediaBrands, the media division of The Interpublic Group's media … Read the whole story

  • MGM Launches This TV Channel, Strong On Kids' Shows, Movies

    Looking to exploit the vast and, to date, unused local digital TV spectrum, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios and Weigel Broadcasting have launched a new TV network, … Read the whole story

  • NY State Of Mind: FiOS Comes To Manhattan

    Some 300,000 homes in New York City have access to Verizon's telco TV service this morning--a clear challenge to cable. Verizon indicated Monday that … Read the whole story

  • Journal Register Risks Default, A.H. Belo Makes Big Cuts

    In a sign of how dire things have become for the newspaper business, The Journal Register Co. announced it had struck a deal to … Read the whole story

  • 'Mad Men' Ratings Easily Topple 2007

    The season two premiere of AMC's "Mad Men" reaped the benefits of a year's worth of watercooler talk on Sunday, with total viewers and … Read the whole story