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Apparently a robust Twitter following doesn't guarantee success at everything one tries in life. It seems the elimination of Cody Simpson and his partner Witney Carson on ABC's "Dancing with … Read the whole story
Just one day after the president of National Geographic Channels said he would resign, now the TV group is replacing its chief executive officer. … Read the whole story
"One of the things that was keeping people away from the game was intimidation," Arjun Chowdri, senior director of marketing and communications, tells "Marketing … Read the whole story
Nearly 90% of worldwide adult TV viewing continues to be live -- but with other TV-video platforms gaining steam. Ipsos OTX says 86% of … Read the whole story
Dstillery named Ori Stitelman as senior data scientist and Tobey Van Santvoord as senior director of the west region. Read the whole story
TV One hired Paul Duong as vice president of programming and scheduling. Read the whole story
Boosting its original digital/Internet programming, NBCUniversal announced a new slate of shows to be promoted on its linear TV channels -- as well as … Read the whole story
That's according to analytics firm Kontera. "It is evident that this episode of 'Mad Men' was less impactful from a brand perspective than previous … Read the whole story
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In one of the least expected openings in "Mad Men" history, "Time Zones" begins with Freddy Rumsen addressing us directly. Of all the gin … Read the whole story
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Promoting new TV shows can't be just about social media impressions and engagement. Maybe that goes double for original shows running on Internet video … Read the whole story
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Year over year, Americans watched nearly 50% more videos, and nearly 150% more video ads, comScore figures reveal. The drift to online video is … Read the whole story
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Roughly one in five online Americans ages 15-54 (19%, to be precise) said they use social media sites like Facebook and Twitter while watching … Read the whole story
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The series finale of "How I Met Your Mother" went over like a lead balloon, joining such finale fiascoes as "Lost," "The Sopranos," "Dexter" … Read the whole story
