Omnicom has signalled that it is unlikely to bid for the Grey Global advertising group, indicating the number of potential suitors for the company may be smaller than some analysts thought.

The new Time Inc. title All You won't hit shelves at Wal-Mart until early next month, but sources say the retail giant is ready to do the same dance with another publisher.

Dan Glickman is lauded for his D.C. background, but he says he has a lot to learn about Hollywood.

"The Jury" moved closer to dismissal Thursday when Fox scaled down the struggling legal drama's airings.

He's made the leap from real estate tycoon to television star, and now Donald Trump has his sights set on a new conquest -- his own national magazine.

A bidding war for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc. appears to have erupted, as Time Warner Inc. has emerged with an offer worth almost $5 billion, executives close to the negotiations said yesterday.

The Federal Communications Commission has determined this week that singer Janet Jackson's brief breast-baring incident during CBS's broadcast of the Super Bowl halftime show in February was indecent and has proposed fining 20 CBS-owned stations a total of $550,000, according to FCC sources.

Howard Stern's radio show is expanding to nine new markets, including four where his show was taken off the air over indecency concerns.

The dream of digital convergence of the TV, PC and telephone is closer than many people think. At least, that's the message that executives at No. 1 cable operator Comcast offered in a presentation Wednesday in which they described services coming soon that they say satellite and phone companies can't match.