MediaDailyNews Editions for July 2007
- MediaDailyNews - Tuesday, July 31, 2007
- Publicis Continues Digital Expansion, Acquires Largest Shop In China
- Ball State Brands New Media Facility The 'David Letterman' Building
- Newsday Revamps Site, Pushes More News Ops To Web
- Interpublic Names e-Educator Carter-Miller To Its Board
- Verizon Sees Huge Jump In TelcoTV Distribution
- Magna: Fox Still In Lead, CBS Tops With 25-54
- AT&TU To Run Tribune Programs
- IMG Taps Goodman To Build Corp. Consulting
- Ann McGrath Named MEC Retail Client Services Director
- OVAB Forms Advisory Board
- Late Night TV Host Tom Snyder Dies
- Researcher Finds Increasing Acceptance Of Cell Phone Ads
- NYC Opera and AdPack Peddle Tissue Culture
- Jupiter: Green Teens Receptive To Appropriate Online Ads
- Fallon May Be The New O'Brien
- Netflix Airs Showtime's 'Californication' Pre-Debut
- Versus To Air More Mixed Martial Arts
- MediaDailyNews - Monday, July 30, 2007
- DirecTV Sues Comcast Over Ad Claims
- Networks Embrace Place-Based Distribution
- Will Burkle Buy AMI?
- Radio 'Shrink' Goes 24/7 On Web
- Food For Bought: Will Restaurants, Bars Be Your Next Digital Media Buy
- Clear Channel 2Q: Radio Hangs Tough, Outdoor Booms
- Burnett, Arc Score Comcast Assignment
- TV Guide Bleeds Money, Sees Hope In Its Network
- Belo Sees 15% 2Q Rev Drop, Web TV Up
- Fox Continues Its Summer Winning Streak
- Ford's Film Deal Puts Company In The Driver's Seat
- MediaDailyNews - Friday, July 27, 2007
- Carat Fuses With Fusion, Spawns New Agency Model Headed By Digital Team As Warren Departs
- Spin This!
- ABC Likes To Tease: New Shows Get 'Dirty' Promos
- ESPN Goes Mobile For X Games
- Spike TV Signs Deal With Comic King Stan Lee
- WGA: Broadcast News Standards Dropping
- Hearst-Argyle TV Takes Political Hit, Gets Modest Boost
- TiVo Programs Bressner For Sales Chief
- Impart Media Taps Capitelli As Media Director
- XM Losses Narrow, Revenues Increase
- Mag Bag: MPA Counts 62 Digital Initiatives In 2Q
- Correction: WSJ Office Net In 140 Buildings
- MediaDailyNews - Thursday, July 26, 2007
- Interactive Chief Bolts Horizon Amid Agency's Transformation
- Report: Yahoo's Mitgang Replaces Veoh's Shapiro
- Verizon Taps 3 Agencies For Local Efforts
- Meredith Posts 2Q Revs: Print Up, Broadcast Feels Pinch
- Under Fire, ABC Finds 'Lost' News for TV Critics
- Chrysler Puts Sirius In Most 2008 Models
- Publicis Reports Weak Organic Results, Strong Structural Developments
- Robb Report Creates Luxury Index To Track Company Performance
- Dial Back: XM Radio's Controversial CEO Exits In August
- Starz Launches New Original Specials
- NYTCO, Tribune Stumble In 2Q
- Game Show Network Taps Goldhill As CEO
- NBC Names Gaspin Pres, COO Of Universal TV Group
- AT&T Rolls Out TelcoTV In Southeast
- Zap2it Offers Nets Online Sponsorships
- MediaDailyNews - Wednesday, July 25, 2007
- aQuantive Taps Kokich As CEO Of Avenue A / Razorfish
- NYT's Ad Sales Plummet 5.5%
- WPP Forms 'Creative' Post For Media And Marketing Research Operations
- Orkin Narrows Review To Kirshenbaum, Mullen, Richards
- Scripps Cable Continues Revenue Growth, But Pace May Slow
- Media X: Coast Versus Coast
- Omnicom Sees 13.4% Rise in 2Q Revs
- Miller Partners With Ecast On Digital Jukeboxes
- Eck To Head NBC Affil Relations, Net Ops
- G2 Worldwide Names CEO In South Asia
- ESPN: Beckham Boosts Ratings
- Carey New 'Price' Host
- MTV/Microsoft Study: Kids Love Technology, Don't Care How It Works
- Top Radio Exec Leaves Belo For Gannett
- Correction: Lee Enterprises Circ Revs Down 3.3%
- MediaDailyNews - Tuesday, July 24, 2007
- Noteworthy Behavior: AOL Acquires TACODA, Elevates New Form Of Targeting
- Post: AOL Acquires Tacoda For $275 Million
- Captivate Expands Beyond Elevators, Will Blurb The Burbs
- Discovery Rebrands, Upgrades Marketing Efforts
- Report: Pernod Implements Global Media Review
- Ariel Ups Stake In McClatchy
- It's Miller Time For MEC, Agency Tapped To Handle Brewer's Communications Planning
- Virgin Taps Current TV For In-Flight Channel
- Fuzzy Picture: Americans Still Unclear About Digital TV Changes
- 2 A&E Nets Go Mobile
- Radio Buys: Cumulus Acquired By Private Equity
- Track the Knife: Plastic Surgery Shows Upset Doctors
- Journal, Lee 2Q Revs: More Bad News for Newspapers
- IFC Names Caserta As Marketing, Communications Chief
- XM, Sirius Offer A la Carte Programming To Aid Merger
- Placement, Not Size, Matters For In-Game Ads
- Fox Stays On Top, 'Simpsons' Scores
- Write Stuff: AMC's 'Mad' Makes Cross Deal
- MediaDailyNews - Monday, July 23, 2007
- The Ups And Downs Of Office Media: Journal Banks On Elevators
- BBDO Spots Get 3 Emmy Noms
- Hagedorn Becomes OMD's Digital Director
- Telemundo Gets 7 Marketers For Telenovela, Brand Integration Key
- CW Purrs With 'Pussycats,' Will Build On It
- Fox's Reilly: No Major Changes Needed Yet
- Media General Sees Revs Drop In 2Q
- Hold Your Tongue: Senate OK's Indecency Bill
- BET Names 3 Top Execs
- 'America's Got Talent' Cast For Third Season
- BOA: XM-Sirius Merger Chances May Improve
- Despite Scandals, Versus' Tour de France Ratings Steady
- MediaDailyNews - Friday, July 20, 2007
- Nielsen Goes 'Solo,' Rolls Out New Personal Video Meters
- C3 Ratings Better For Broadcast Than Cable
- Will Shari Redstone Leave Viacom Board?
- Digital Ad Boost: CBS Audience Net Pushes TV Content
- Senate Expected To OK New Indecency Legislation
- Manhattan Steam Blast Shutters Midtown Agencies, AAAA Too
- Bad News: Gannett, McClatchy and Dow Jones Report 2Q Earnings
- MediaCom Promotes 2 Execs
- AMC Puts 'Mad Men' On iTunes
- DirecTV Adds 2 Spanish Nets To Lineup
- Media Bonanza: Prez Contenders Flush With Cash
- Food Net's New Web Site Enhances Cable Portfolio
- Is Voice Recognition Future of Mobile Search?
- Mag Bag: NatGeo Is No. 1, Says Affinity
- MediaDailyNews - Thursday, July 19, 2007
- Correction: 'BusinessWeek' Owned by McGraw-Hill, Mag Revenue Up
- In-Store Reach: NBCU Joins With PRN To Sell Ads
- Dow Jones OK's Bid, Family Yet To Respond
- Brand Building: MDC Buys Redscout
- MTVN Puts $100 Mil Into Gaming
- Brandtique: In Touch, 'Hell's Kitchen'
- ANA Acts: Touts Decline In Food Ads, Pledges Support Of Healthier Fare
- Arbitron Reveals PPMs Work In Houston -- Literally
- Product Placements Of The Week
- Onward: Wallace Heads NBC O&O
- 'Jericho' Returns, CBS Credits Hard-Core Fans
- NBC's 'Singing Bee' Premiere Flies High
- Roehm and Womack on 'Marketing 2.x'
- MediaDailyNews - Wednesday, July 18, 2007
- Michelin Consolidates Media At MediaCom
- Stop The Servers: Google Expands AdWords To 225 Newspapers
- Clear Channel Sets New Vote On Private Equity Deal
- McAuliff Leaves Petry Media
- Debut Buys More Miss. Radio Stations
- Sundance Gets More 'Big Ideas'
- amNew York Gets New Publisher
- Net Video Usage Heads Upward
- Media X: No News Is No News
- Media Movers: Print, Online Trade Execs
- Revver Revs Up 'Impressions,' Adds CPM Model To Online Video Ads
- Tune In: More Online Radio Ad Deals
- ABC Approves Integrated Audience Measure
- Zoom Cuts Knock-Out Deal, Adds Mixed Martial Arts To Digital Fitness Network
- Glaceau Ramps Up Ad Efforts
- Fast-Forward: TiVo Users Skip Majority Of Ads
- Nor A Borrower Be: Consumers Skeptical Of Mortgage Ads
- NBC Deal With Alltel Boosts Mobile Reach
- Put Down The Remote: Adults Watch More TV Than Kids
