Television News Daily Editions for October 2011
- Television News Daily - Friday, Oct. 14, 2011
- Chevy's Sonic Campaign Takes Fantastic Voyage
- Global Online TV, Video Revs Hit $22B In 2016
- Honda Pilot Commercial Strikes A Familiar Chord
- No 'Heist': Universal Nixes VOD Plan
- 3D Public Health Benefit Could Help Industry
- Carving Out Another Pay TV Window: Where's The Market -- And The Marketing?
- Television News Daily - Thursday, Oct. 13, 2011
- Online Ads Propel Mass Media Gains In 2012
- Norwegian Cruise Line Returns To TV
- Roku Ups Offerings With HBO Go
- Social Media TV Buzz Highest Among Adults
- Broadcast Race Heats Up With CBS In The Lead, Fox Close Behind
- King Touts Boxing Match On WealthTV
- Nielsen Cross-Platform C3 Ratings Overlooked
- Oh, Rob, It Really Wasn't A Simpler Time: 'Dick Van Dyke' Turns 50
- Whither The Netflix Brand Now? It Needs To Send A Better Message
- Television News Daily - Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011
- Household Incomes Fall, Cable TV Sees Fallout
- Web Shows, Web Ads Prove Prime-Time Competitor
- blip.tv Viewer Cord Shaving Traditional Viewing
- CNBC Web Feed Offers Needed Window Into Wall Street Protest
- Television News Daily - Monday, Oct. 10, 2011
- TV Premieres Push Yahoo Home Page Ad Sales
- ABC Studies iPad: Redefines TV Viewing
- Microsoft Targets Interactive Ads To Xbox TV Content
- Social Media Has Negligible Effect on TV Ratings
- Sports Pulls Cable Ahead of Broadcast
- CNBC Web Feed Offers Needed Window Into Wall Street Protest
- Television Still The Big Bucks Leader In Ad Spend Thru 2013
- Television News Daily - Friday, Oct. 7, 2011
- TV Premieres Push Yahoo Home Page Ad Sales
- Multitask Mania: Viewers Watch TV, Discuss on Social Sites
- YES Network CEO Suggests 'TV Everywhere' Could Have Piracy Issues
- Comedy Is Hot Again. Will It Cool Down?
- TV Wants To Get Even Closer To You. Any Room On The Living Room Couch?
- Set-Top-Box Lexicon: Common Measurement Language -- Averages and Proportions
- Media Researcher: Networks Avoid Gaming Platforms At Their Peril
- ABC Studies iPad: Redefines TV Viewing
- Microsoft Targets Interactive Ads To Xbox TV Content
- Social Media Has Negligible Effect on TV Ratings
- Sports Pulls Cable Ahead of Broadcast
- Whataburger: TV Part Of Major New Campaign
- Univision Objects To New Time-Shifting Service
- TiVo CEO: Industry Needs To Revamp Measurement
- Fox Expands Bernard's Role To Include Affiliate, Multiplatform Distribution
- Television News Daily - Thursday, Oct. 6, 2011
- Multitask Mania: Viewers Watch TV, Discuss on Social Sites
- Networks, Advertisers Consider Set-Top Data For Audience Guarantees
- Media Researcher: Networks Avoid Gaming Platforms At Their Peril
- OTT Video Could Hit 9M By 2016
- Set-Top-Box Lexicon: Common Measurement Language -- Averages and Proportions
- Media Insights Q&A With RLTV's Hanna Gryncwajg
- It's Time For Networks To Take The Heat And Allow Negative Social Media Messages
- Despite Naysayers, TV Advertising Looks to Remain Strong For The Long Term
- Hulu Teams With Univision To Showcase Spanish-Language Shows
- Whataburger: TV Part Of Major New Campaign
- Univision Objects To New Time-Shifting Service
- TiVo CEO: Industry Needs To Revamp Measurement
- Fox Expands Bernard's Role To Include Affiliate, Multiplatform Distribution
- Television News Daily - Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2011
- Networks, Advertisers Consider Set-Top Data For Audience Guarantees
- Jackie Chan Stages Interventions for V8
- Despite Naysayers, TV Advertising Looks to Remain Strong For The Long Term
- TV is the Future
- OTT Video Could Hit 9M By 2016
- 4Q TV Scatter Down Vs. Strong Sales In Upfront
- Media Insights Q&A With RLTV's Hanna Gryncwajg
- It's Time For Networks To Take The Heat And Allow Negative Social Media Messages
- When Filming All The Crazy Stuff Leads To Harm
- Hearst Survey May Help NAB Unintentionally
- Hulu Teams With Univision To Showcase Spanish-Language Shows
- Television News Daily - Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2011
- Jackie Chan Stages Interventions for V8
- TV is the Future
- Leaders & Bleeders: Pitbull Up, Glenn Beck Down
- Will the Evening News Become TMZ?
- Would Don Draper Be Relevant Today?
- When Filming All The Crazy Stuff Leads To Harm
- Interactive TV Advertising, Mastering the Medium
- 4Q TV Scatter Down Vs. Strong Sales In Upfront
- Hearst Survey May Help NAB Unintentionally
- Yahoo, ABC Deepen News Alliance, Collaborate On New Series
- E.W. Scripps To Become Largest ABC Affiliate Group
- ZenithOptimedia: U.S. Ad Spend Slightly Up, Global Forecast Cut
- Hope For TV Budgets: Auto Sales Recover In '11
- ABC Tries Some 'Extreme' Marketing
- Nielsen: Top TV Shows Are False Idols, Web Builds Reach Better
- 'Pam Am' Still Flying, 'Makeover' Sees Uptick
- Nielsen: Top TV Shows Are False Idols, Web Builds Reach Better
- Television News Daily - Monday, Oct. 3, 2011
- Buick Talks Tech In New Campaign For EAssist
- Adidas Finds Basketball Game Must Go On
- Interactive TV Advertising, Mastering the Medium
- Goldman Misses on Netflix, Credit Suisse Bullish Now
- Is 'The Playboy Club' Offensive -- Or Just Bad?
- Set-Top-Box Lexicon: Common Measurement Language - Ratings
- Gas Station TV Gets Bloomberg Video Content
- Using The 'Web Series'? Redefining The Push Toward Original Series For Multiple Platforms
- Get Closer to TV: Take a Financially Aggressive Position for Favorite Departing Show
- Kutcher's Sneaky Product Placements Surprise CBS
- FX's 'American Horror Story' And AMC's 'The Walking Dead' Challenge Content Concerns
- Mobile Apps' Prime Time Overlaps With TV
- Will the Evening News Become TMZ?
- Would Don Draper Be Relevant Today?
- Leaders & Bleeders: Pitbull Up, Glenn Beck Down
- Yahoo, ABC Deepen News Alliance, Collaborate On New Series
- E.W. Scripps To Become Largest ABC Affiliate Group
- ZenithOptimedia: U.S. Ad Spend Slightly Up, Global Forecast Cut
- Study: Intention To Buy Smart TVs On The Rise
- Hope For TV Budgets: Auto Sales Recover In '11
- ABC Tries Some 'Extreme' Marketing
- 'X Factor' Music To Social Media
- TV Programming Gets 'High' On Facebook
- 'Pam Am' Still Flying, 'Makeover' Sees Uptick
- Nielsen: Top TV Shows Are False Idols, Web Builds Reach Better
- Nielsen: Top TV Shows Are False Idols, Web Builds Reach Better
