The U.S. advertising marketplace still may not be in a technical recession, but the spending confidence of U.S. advertising executives has been eroding for … Read the whole story
On a day when the major financial market indices lost a stunning 6% to 8% of their respective values, many entertainment media companies lost … Read the whole story
Jason Stahl: What is the future of media on the Internet, both as business and as social connectivity? Gaby Darbyshire: Print won't ever die … Read the whole story
Pleased with the progress of its We network, Rainbow Media has given a more prestigious title to its current chief. Kim Martin becomes president … Read the whole story
AT&T will now sell DirecTV as a co-branded satellite TV service after Jan. 31, 2009. Analysts say that Dish's failure to move aggressively into … Read the whole story
Among the cratering of media stocks Monday came another blow to money-losing Young Broadcasting, the station group fighting a sort of two-front war. The … Read the whole story
Today's edition of the New York Sun will be its last, editor Seth Lipsky told the newspaper's staff in a meeting yesterday afternoon. The … Read the whole story
As the stock market plunged on Monday and most corporate executives hyperventilated, newspaper publishers were probably among the few who were nonplussed. During a … Read the whole story
The season premiere of ABC's "Desperate Housewives" may have calmed the hearts of some network executives concerned about overall ratings erosion--at least for one … Read the whole story
The Washington Post Company, publisher of The Washington Post, Newsweek, Slate, and other newspapers, magazines and Web sites, has acquired Foreign Policy magazine. Read the whole story