• Ryan Laul Leaps From Hyperspace, Move Follows Merger Of Posterscope With Chrysalis by Joe Mandese

  Ryan Laul is out as head of the U.S. operations of Hyperspace, the advanced digital out-of-home advertising unit of Posterscope. The move follows the merger of Aegis Group's Posterscope with Havas' Chrysalis unit late last year into a new global out-of-home and experiential marketing behemoth that is jointly owned by the two agency holding companies, and likely signals a restructuring of Hyperspace. ...Read the whole story

• BIA: Local Ads Will Rebound In '12, Political Ads Will Aid Trad Media by Wayne Friedman

  Local advertising will see a rebound --- but not until 2012, according to a recent estimate. Media forecaster BIA/Kelsey expects the local advertising market in 2010 to be just under $128.9 billion, with virtually no change in 2011. ...Read the whole story

• Cablevision Cooks Up Pillsbury VOD by David Goetzl

  Cablevision's Rainbow unit said it will soon give the Pillsbury Doughboy his own video-on-demand outlet. The branded channel for Pillsbury products will include some longer-form programming as well as other interactive TV features. ...Read the whole story

• ZenithOptimedia Extends Newcast To U.S. by Fern Siegel

  ZenithOptimedia has launched Newcast, a division that reaches beyond traditional media to focus on cross-platform marketing, in the U.S. Newcast will work in tandem with the agency's planning and buying teams to create branded entertainment platforms for content. ...Read the whole story

• Newspapers Lost 105K Jobs Since 2001 by Erik Sass

  The rise of the Internet began lowering the curtain on the golden age of print a decade ago, and 105,000 staffers have lost their jobs as a result. Long-term the figures may impat teh quality and quantity of journalism. ...Read the whole story

• CBS Puts 'Boss' In Charge Sundays by Wayne Friedman

  CBS finally making some headway with surprise reality show "Undercover Boss." It's sustained its post-Super Bowl numbers for several weeks. ...Read the whole story

• Olympic Hockey Is Blowout For Canadian TV by David Goetzl

  Forget about a sunny day in January -- Canadians want their hockey team to win gold in the Olympics more than anything. And they're watching in record numbers -- with nearly two-thirds tuning in for at least part of Sunday's loss to the U.S. ...Read the whole story

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