- MediaDailyNews - Monday, May 4, 2009
- Lawson Exits Donovan, Worldwide President Had Been Seen As Potential Heir
- Repo Man: Chrysler Owes Media $58 Million
- Nexstar Consolidates All Rep Biz At Katz TV
- Nielsen: Just 3.1% of U.S. Unprepared For Digital
- Clear Channel Makes More Cuts, Suspends Arbitron
- WashPo Newspaper Revs Dip 22%, TV 21%
- 'Men's Journal' Cuts 5, Wenner Cuts Pay Nearly 2%
- California Rejects Digital Billboard Ban
- 'Chicago Trib,' 'LAT': Editorial Clashes With Biz Side
- Healthy 'Private Practice' Gives ABC Thursday Sweeps
- MediaDailyNews - Sunday, May 3, 2009
- Constant Contact Credits Radio Campaign With Adding Biz Users
- E-Marketer ExactTarget Gets $70 Mil. In VC Funding
- MediaDailyNews - Friday, May 1, 2009
- Research Rivals Nielsen, comScore, Rentrak, TiVo, TNS Agree To Pool TV Set-Top Data
- Sunbeam Suit Sheds Light On TV Ratings Monopoly, Nielsen Says It's Without Merit
- TBWA/Chiat/Day LA Names Schwartz CCO
- Viacom Battered By 34% Losses, Affiliate Fees Up
- Media Person of the Year: Maksim Rogov
- Starcom Ups 3 To EVP
- Discovery, Hasbro Create Kids TV, Web Venture
- Disney Becomes Equity Partner In Hulu
- Horizon Wins Marketing Duties For Mike's Hard Lemonade
- Comcast Boosts Revs 5%
- Correction: Universal McCann Not In Bristol-Myers Pitch
- NAA Cuts Staff by Half
- Mag Bag: Donaton Exits 'EW'
- MediaDailyNews - Thursday, April 30, 2009
- Google's Levick Named Top AOL Ad Exec
- Nielsen Probe Finds People Not Pushing Buttons Properly: The Bigger The Audience, The Bigger The Discrepancy
- Dear Bev: What do I say about money when my past job paid more than the one I'm interviewing for?
- Time Warner: Mag Group May Dive 30%, TV Dips
- Hillkirk Named Editor, 'USA Today'
- LIN Goes Mobile With NOW
- Meredith Endures Declining Revs On All Fronts
- ION Promotes Marino To VP, National Sales
- Paper Cuts: 'New York Times' Union Agrees
- ECD Christmann Exits Cliff Freeman
- Source Interlink Enters Chapter 11, Goes Private
- Fox's 'Fringe' Outpaces Rivals, 'NCIS' Sturdy
- MediaDailyNews - Wednesday, April 29, 2009
- Report: McCann Wins Olympics, Pays To Do So
- Publicis Boasts Bigger Slice Of Shrinking Ad Pie, Cites Digital
- Verklin Sizes Up Ad Futures For Web, Television
- Media X: Decades of Disconnect
- TV Buyers Call Upfront '09 'Unprecedented'
- Google CEO Tapped For Obama's Tech Council
- Supremes Uphold 'Fleeting' TV Profanity Ban
- CBS Sees TV.com Numbers Soar
- Agencies, Nets Debate Online Video Status
- Correction: McGraw-Hill Owns 'BusinessWeek'
- Correction: SNTA'S Mitch Burg Wrote 'Marketers' Guest Column
- Clear Channel Radio Axes Corporate Marketing
- Ex-Newspaper Staffers Create Online News Sites
- Comedy Tonight: Fox, P&G Partner With New York TV Festival
- MediaDailyNews - Tuesday, April 28, 2009
- IPG's Mike Roth Calls Upfront 'Challenging'
- Dish Announces New Exec Lineup
- Nielsen Begins Measuring Internet Usage In TV Ratings Sample
- Digging Out From Under
- Key 'Idol' Judges May Leave Hit Show
- WPP Reports 5.8% Decline, Cites 'Cuts' In Client Spending
- Hearst Ups Bid To Acquire Outstanding Shares
- Omnicom Reports Fall In Domestic, Global Revs
- Marketers: Utilize Media Despite The Economy
- Horizon Media Wins New Gaming Account
- FiOS Expands User Base, Challenges Cable Rivals
- Down Market: Conde Nast Shutters 'Portfolio'
- Belak Heads Dukas Corp Communication
- Big Newspaper Circs Drop 7.5%
- Magna: Online Video To Grow 32% In '09
- MediaDailyNews - Monday, April 27, 2009
- Publicis' Klues, Kenny Earn Millions In '08 Compensation
- ABC O&O Revs Expected To Plummet 30%
- GM Expected To Buy Ads At Upfront
- Joost Looks For Buyer
- Barclays Predicts Broadcast TV Upfront Down 15%
- MTV, NBC May Partner For 'I'm A Celebrity'
- Global '09 Ad-Spend Decline Slams Emerging European Markets, U.S.
- UPS Begins Review For Global Advertising, Media Buying
- Connected: AT&T Gets Cozy With Behavior Targeting Co.
- NFL Draft Is Ratings Boom For ESPN
- Early Sweeps: Big Shows Register Low Numbers
- MediaDailyNews - Sunday, April 26, 2009
- Online Video: Medium Grows, But Ad Growth Slows
- MediaDailyNews - Friday, April 24, 2009
- Scripps Gets Second-By-Second Ratings From TNS
- Editor Kaplan Exits 'New York Observer'
- ABC Has Ad Metric To Prove Effectiveness, But Marketers Won't Share Data
- 'Chicago Trib' Cuts Jobs, Asks for $13.3 Mil in Bonuses
- Replay And Regret: Rainbow COO Warns Of DVR Dangers
- 'Grey's,' Heavy Hitters Return To ABC Lineup
- McClatchy's Ad Rev Falls 29.5%, Digital Goes Negative
- BET To Launch New Centric Channel
- Mag Bag: 'Food Network Magazine' Raises Rate Base
- Nielsen: Social Nets, Video Usage Soars
- 'Lie To Me' Can't Fake Good Ratings
- MediaDailyNews - Thursday, April 23, 2009
- Radar DDB Opens Toronto Outpost
- Sited: Gannett Forms Digital Media Network
- Lions Gate: TV Guide Channel Stake For Sale
- U-verse TV Adds Subscribers, Challenges Cable Rivals
- Digital Out-of-Home: Future Is Limitless
- Panzano Taps Harmelin As Media AOR
- Can't See the Forest For TV: DOH Metrics Must Fulfill Separate Goals
- Univision Kicks Off Ad-Ready Platform
- Correction: Volvo Provides Live Race Telecasts
- 'American Idol,' 'Loser' Continue Solid Performances
- Inwindow Takes 'Best In Show' For 'Coraline' At Digital Awards Showd
