AOL Time Warner, the biggest media conglomerate, is the nation's third largest advertiser. So who's its top advertiser? AOL Time Warner.

The US advertising recession that has gripped media companies for over a year is ending, according to a new study by UBS Warburg.

No. 1 U.S. clothing retailer Gap Inc. said on Wednesday it has named Laird + Partners, founded this week by a former Donna Karan executive, as the creative agency for its flagship Gap brand.

Media and entertainment shares were mixed Friday morning, with radio and cable stocks among the main gainers and newspaper stocks among the decliners.

The February sweeps results are in for syndication and the news isn't so good for the top talk shows. All of the top nine first-run talk shows saw declines in February, and six of the nine had double-digit drop-offs from the previous year.

The video-on-demand market could top $2 billion in 2005, according to several estimates. Ben Macklin highlights opportunities for the sector, but he notes consumers are still partial to their VCRs and DVD players.

Six months after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, affluent American consumers have changed their purchasing rationale but not their buying habits, according to a new survey.

The price of newsprint will likely remain flat, or even decline, over the next few months, but how long will that last?

America Online Inc. added four more cable markets Tuesday to the 20 Time Warner Cable markets offered last fall.

Television networks marking the six-month anniversary of Sept. 11 brought back horrifying images on Monday, one day after CBS'"9/11" documentary drew a large TV audience of 39 million people.