A public relations firm with automaker clients is trying to derail proposed stricter state clean air regulations with ads warning that the first-in-the-nation rules would force drivers to abandon SUVs for smaller cars that could endanger their lives.

A mauling put the series in doubt. Its content has raised concerns.

Digital video recorder pioneer TiVo sent mixed signals Thursday about the progress of its ambitious effort to win new subscribers and become profitable.

Two familiar brand characters, a finicky cat and a peripatetic rabbit, are poised for comebacks in big campaigns.

A shareholder lawsuit accuses Belo Corp. of defrauding people who bought stock in the media owner by overstating circulation figures at its flagship newspaper, The Dallas Morning News.

New York's TV commercial producers are fuming over being zapped out of a new state tax credit for the state's film and TV biz.

In 2000, it took a chain saw-wielding maniac to provoke enough consumer complaints to get an ad pulled from Olympics TV programming. This year, all it took was a boy dreaming about driving a Corvette.

First, Australian native Rupert Murdoch became a U.S. citizen. Now, he wants to formally domicile his News Corp. media empire in America, too.

The gold keeps flowing in for NBC. Thanks to strong ratings for the Athens Olympics, NBC sold an additional $20 million to $30 million in ads in recent days, sources said.

Delta Air Lines said yesterday that it had named finalists in a review for agencies to handle creative and media duties on its account, with billings estimated at $20 million to $25 million.