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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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