Red, White & Blog
by Philip Rosenstein, Staff Writer
On Friday, the White House press office cancelled a planned briefing, instead opting for an off camera "gaggle." A number of key organizations were denied entry. The move was unprecedented … Read the whole story
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by Wayne Friedman
Political advertising grew ninefold to $90.8 million versus $10.5 million, while retransmission fees rose 21.3% to $145 million -- all helping to lift revenues … Read the whole story
by Sarah Mahoney
She may be an accidental activist, but marketer Shannon Coulter says she is getting used to the power of her #GrabYourWallet movement. She tells … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Bob Garfield, Featured Columnist
An annual tribute to all that is not real, by and for personas that are not real but inhabiting bodies that are, ahem, augmented … Read the whole story
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by Wendy Davis
A Montana resident who unsuccessfully sued Facebook for allegedly violating a robo-texting law now wants a federal appellate court to revive his case. Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Erik Sass, Staff Writer
In New York City, politicians are being warned not to use official social media accounts as a soapbox for political activity - but this … Read the whole story
by Sara Guaglione
The New York Times' newest campaign is a response to President Donald Trump's attacks on the newspaper, one of the many news outlets he … Read the whole story
by Joe Mandese
The Trump Administration's war on media accelerated Friday. The White House barred some of the nation's top news organizations from today's press briefing - … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Aaron Martin, Columnist
While more than 80% of Americans live in Urban cities, the results of the 2016 presidential election highlighted that there are many unique differences … Read the whole story