MediaDailyNews
Tuesday, November 8, 2005
  • Magna Zips Past DVRs, Tells Nets It Will No Longer Accept VCR Ratings

    Madison Avenue has given the networks notice it will not negotiate ad deals based on anything but "live" data when Nielsen begins reporting DVR … Read the whole story

  • Prime Time On Demand: NBC, CBS To Offer Big Shows For A Fee

    NBC Universal and CBS made separate ground-breaking programming deals for their prime-time shows, significantly giving so-called video-on-demand services the boost supporters always said it … Read the whole story

  • Is There Life After Advertising? Yes, But It's Atomized

    Recently the editors of MediaPost asked me to ponder the question "If advertising is dead, what comes next?" Which made me think of atoms. … Read the whole story

  • Papers Have One Of Their Worst Circulation Periods In Decades

    The newspaper industry turned in one of its worst 12 months ever in terms of circulation performance, according to results of the Audit Bureau … Read the whole story

  • NBC, Paxson Strike New Deal, Resolve Disputes

    Although NBC Universal had enough problems this year--with its prime-time schedule still delivering sub-par ratings--it is seemingly getting rid of one TV headache. Read the whole story