- MediaDailyNews - Tuesday, March 31, 2009
- Second Paper Goes Bankrupt In Second City, Sun Times Has Cloudy Future
- Kagan: Future TV, Radio Revs Slow Through 2013
- Boston, Detroit Newspapers Cope With Layoffs, Delivery Reductions
- Zillion TV Adds Weinstein Co. Movies To Lineup
- Outdoor Channel Debuts 4 New Series In 2Q
- NBCU Pushes Earth Week, Furthers Green Initiatives
- Hilton, NBC Site Partner For Travel Recommendations
- Nielsen Reports Mixed Results, Discloses Restructuring Costs
- Connell Heads Gannett's New ContentOne
- Correction: Viewership Data From Pew's Project For Excellence
- 'NYT' Cuts City Section, LA 'Hoy' Drops Daily Schedule
- Clear Channel Radio Appoints Goldstein CFO
- Univision TV Revs Down 6%, Subdued Upfront
- Volkswagen's Night At The Museum
- Greenberg To Chair 4As Digital Board
- MediaDailyNews - Monday, March 30, 2009
- Study Shows Mags Reap More Ad Value Per Minute
- Ad Research Foundation Kicks Off Annual Convention, Provides Free Streams
- Local TV News Drops Revenue, Ratings
- MSLO Taps Turner As CFO
- NYTCO Cuts 100 Jobs, Salaries By 5%
- 'Christian Science Monitor' Gets Makeover As Weekly
- John Lowell Leads Starcom Research Team
- Nielsen May Close 'Brandweek', 'Hollywood Reporter' Imperiled?
- RPA: TV Remains Popular Medium, All Ages
- News: Court Young Demos On Social Net Sites
- 'Motherhood' Whacked By 'Idol'
- Garrett Pops Off NBC Experience Store
- MediaDailyNews - Friday, March 27, 2009
- Study Finds Americans Becoming Screen-Based Multi-Taskers, But TV Still Dominates
- Hearst Considers Bid For Hearst-Argyle
- Big-City Newspapers Face More Cuts
- Bad News: Plunging Newspaper, Online Revs
- LA Gives Incentives To Film, TV Production
- BBN Adds Sports To Lineup
- Emmis Radio Tunes Into TV
- Icahn Moves To Increase Lionsgate Share
- NBA Shoots European Tour, Sponsors Follow
- U.K. To Allow Abortion Ads
- Correction: 'Fortune' Ad Pages Down 32% Through February
- Mag Bag: 'Blender,' 'Genre' Close
- 'Idol' Rules On Any Night
- MediaDailyNews - Thursday, March 26, 2009
- First "L3" Data Reveals DVRs Boost Local Station Ratings
- Ripple Effect: Place-Based Network Raises $4 Million For Expansion
- Hearst-Argyle Tries Private Route -- Again
- Drive My Ads: Auto Spots On Rise
- Brandtique: 'Bones,' Toyota And Audi
- Burkhardt Named Prez, Sportsman Channel
- NBC: Viewers Loyal To Online Viewing
- Blockbuster To Show Movies, TV Via TiVo
- Trib Combines Global Reporting, 'Houston Chronicle' Layoffs
- Ion To Produce 12 Original Movies
- Infiniti Revs Up Branded Entertainment Deals, Will Measure Their ROI
- Lifetime Gets Game With Roiworld
- Hispanic Radio, Magazines Take Hits
- MediaDailyNews - Wednesday, March 25, 2009
- Carat Revises Ad Outlook. Calls For 9.8% Drop In U.S., 5.8% In Global Ad Spending
- Death Greatly Exaggerated: TV Key To Media's Future
- Media X: Past Perfect
- Nielsen To Measure Cablevision's News12
- Ex-MindShare Exec To Head OMD Strategy
- Arbitron Realigns, Cuts 110 Staffers
- MPG Wins $100 Mil. In New Business
- Dorn To Editorial Director, AIM's Western Outdoor Group
- In Focus: Hallmark Channel Unveils 35 Movies For 2009-'10
- Siloed: Clients Lag Agencies In Integrated Opportunities
- Senator Proposes Newspaper Tax Break
- 'Dancing' Sees Ratings Stars
- MediaDailyNews - Tuesday, March 24, 2009
- Buy Back: Cox Radio To Go Private
- Zingale Named Media Storm Managing Director
- Time Warner Goes Euro, Buys CME Stake
- Smith To Head CEA At Howard University
- Hachette Puts Enthusiast Titles Up for Sale
- Clear Channel, FBI Renew Outdoor Partnership
- Cartoon Network Teams Up With NBA
- FCC Commissioner Adelstein Nominated for Agriculture Post
- Nexstar Will Manage Four Points Media
- Advance Folds 'Ann Arbor News,' Unpaid Furloughs Companywide
- Digital Startups Face Funding Obstacles
- 'Red Zone' Kicks Off On Cable
- Obama, NCAA Score For CBS
- MediaDailyNews - Monday, March 23, 2009
- Changing Of The Guard: Wieser Succeeds Coen As Interpublic's Chief Forecaster
- Dear Bev: What Kind Of Advice Are Career Coaches Offering In This Challenging Employment Environment?
- Nielsen: Digital Transition Readiness Soars
- Koeppen Named News Corp.'s COO Europe, Asia
- Fallen 'Idol': Employees Sue Hit Show
- Kennedy To SVP, Research, ABC TV
- LA Gov Deadlocks On Billboard Law
- Sandow Acquires 'Western Interiors'
- MyNetworkTV Orchestrates New Affiliate Deals
- Ad Blues: Major Mag Publishers Endured Tough Winter
- Obama's 'Tonight' Appearance Clicked With Viewers
- MediaDailyNews - Friday, March 20, 2009
- Intercontinental Awards Mindshare Media Buying, Planning Biz
- TVB ePort Passes $200 Million Mark
- Goldberg To Head TV Land PRIME
- Nielsen: Financial Institutions Build Confidence With Advertising
- Spark Wins Armour Media Account
- Lee Partners Bullish On Media, Advertising Long-Term
- Santarosa Named EVP Recipe.TV
- MTV Introduces Creative Music Integration
- Bad Review: Blockbuster Video Revs Plummet
- Brand Power: Kellogg, Bayer Up, P&G, GE Down
- Mag Bag: Conde Nast's Media Group Layoffs
- MediaDailyNews - Thursday, March 19, 2009
- Aegis: We're Done With U.S. Job Cuts, Focused On 'Fixing' Carat
- The Venom Of The Crowd
- Zucker Weighs In On Leno, NBC's Future
- Universal McCann Lays Off Nearly 8% Of U.S. Workforce
- SAG-AFTRA May Strike Over Commercial Ad Model
- Brandtique: 'Trust Me,' Bertolli
- NSA Offers New Sales Tracking Service
- Good News: 'San Diego Union-Tribune' Sold
- 'Idol' Trading Cards Coming
- 'Tucson Citizen' Gets Temporary Reprieve
- Rohrs To Exit TVB
- Lexus Drives 'Mine," Time's New Customized Mag
- Hit Parade: 3 More Radio Companies Report Declines
- 'Idol' Slows 'Dancing' Down
- Stewart Slammed For CNBC Attacks
- MediaDailyNews - Wednesday, March 18, 2009
- 'Tucson Citizen' Closes After 140 Years
- Newspapers Expand Digital Platforms
- Media X: Play Rough
- No Go: Audit Bureau Delays Conference
- Westwood One: Revs Down 10.4% In '08
- March Madness Slam Dunks YouTube
- 'T'-icked Off: Font Front In The Information War
- HBO Signs Chase To 'Dreams' Miniseries
- Fired Up: Discovery Sues Amazon Over Kindle
- Fandango Movie Tix Available To Dish Customers
- Obama Touts Economic Plans On 'Tonight'
- Playboy Embraces Reality Shows
- Syndies Pick Up Viewers, 'Doctors' Gets Boost