- MediaDailyNews - Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2009
- GM, Turner Bank With MediaBank: Donovan Challenger Making Gains
- How Governments And Brands Can Boost Consumer Confidence
- Media X: Turn It Up
- MediaBank Integrates With Google TV Ads
- SAG Ousts Exec Director, Hopes To Jump-Start Talks
- NBC's 'Heroes' Partners With Virtual World
- Good News: Hershey Ups Ad Spending
- Correction: 'LHJ' Redesign Not About Economy
- Super Bowl Update: Slow Pregame Sell, 4 Game Spots Remain
- ZenithOptimedia Restructures For ROI, Goerlich Out As Research Chief
- NASDAQ Delists Young Broadcasting
- NBC Launches Neighborhood News Pages At O&O Sites
- Rivals Beware: FiOS Hits 1.9 Customers
- SeeSaw Adds 8 Place-Based Video Networks
- Obit: James Brady, Dead At 80
- ICOM Elects 2009 Global Ad Board
- MediaDailyNews - Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2009
- News Corp. May Face 22% Earnings Slide In '09
- Nielsen Takes A Holiday: Digital TV Transition No Worse Than Christmas
- Verizon VCast Screens Disney/ABC
- Hulu Buys Super Bowl Spot
- Mag Redesigns Don't Correlate With Bigger Circ, Ad Numbers
- NBC Shows Fly American
- GM Backs TBS' 'Manny'
- This TV Enjoys 60% Clearance
- Dallas Cowboy Owens Gets VH1 Reality Show
- Jagermeister To Sponsor 'Toughest Cowboy'
- Hotels.com Kicks Off Digital Out-Of-Home Campaign
- New Member: MTV Launches Comedy Tribe Ad Net
- MediaDailyNews - Monday, Jan. 26, 2009
- Starcom Confirms Cuts, As Many As 100 People Let Go
- Nielsen Sees The Light, Shutters PRISM
- Dear Bev: I'm getting a lot of calls about jobs, but how do I juggle everything at the same time?
- FT Taps Zorthian To Handle U.S. Ops
- 4Q: NBCU Revs Fell 3%, Cable Strong, Local TV Weak
- DirecTV Launches Filipino-Targeted GMA Life
- Trib's 'Syndicate' Supplies News To TV, Newspaper Sites
- NBC Scores Olympic Profit
- Witches, Nurses Star In Fall Pilots
- Obit: Gene DeWitt, Dead At 65
- 'Grey' Slays 'CSI'
- DC Watch: 'WashPo' Bows WhoRunsGov Site
- Tribune Sells Cubs for $900 Million
- ABC's Chief Researcher Mellon Exits
- MediaDailyNews - Friday, Jan. 23, 2009
- Magazine Ad Plunge: 'The Worst Is Behind Us'
- ABC Entertainment Group Merges TV, Production Units
- Microsoft Cuts 5,000 Jobs
- CBS Goes From Outernet To Internet, Uses Web To Tap Long Tail Outdoor Advertisers
- Brandtique: FX, Cadillac
- Copps Named Acting FCC Chair
- Truce: Univision, Televisa Settle Lawsuit
- Meredith Fiscal 2Q: Publishing, Broadcast Hit, Web Biz Improves
- Kahn Heads WSJ Office Net Sales
- Sirius-XM Jacks Up Rates, Charges For Music Site
- Spike's New Reality: NFL Tryout Show
- Mag Bag: Hearst Closes 'Teen'
- 'Lost' Struggles, 'Lie To Me' Shaky
- MediaDailyNews - Thursday, Jan. 22, 2009
- Hearst TV Launches New Economic Series
- Ad-On: 'Q' Score May Suggest Better TV Performance
- Most-Watched 2008 Spots From TiVo: Movie Promos
- Fox's 'Fringe': Less Ads, Less Ad-Skipping
- PBS To Syndicate British Drama 'MI-5'
- Meredith Launches Online Women's Net
- Grossman Marketing Enveloped In Wind Power
- Innovation Names Cooperstein West Coast Director
- NHL Ices $10 Million In All-Star Sponsorships
- Obama's Inauguration Second-Highest Ratings, 'Idol' Falls
- MediaDailyNews - Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2009
- Warner Bros. Plans Job Cuts Across All Divisions
- Stop The Presses, Google Gives Up On Print
- MediaVest Taps Starcom's Ballis As Kraft Beverage Connections Chief
- RJ Palmer Founder Robert Palmer, Dead At 74
- Digital Gap: 9% Of Viewers Unprepared For Switch
- Media X: Opting Out
- NYT Makes Deal With Mexican Billionaire
- Net Gains: NBC Viewership Soars On Its Web Site
- Tremor Media Names Steele VP, Marketing
- MediaVest Taps Ballis To Handle Kraft Biz
- Media General Centralizes Operations
- Magna: Syndies Deliver Improved C3 Ratings
- Clear Channel Layoffs Hit Radio Hardest
- Lee Enterprises: Revs Fall 13% In 4Q
- MediaDailyNews - Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2009
- Warner Bros. Axes 10% Of Global Workforce
- LatinWorks, Tapestry Win BK's Hispanic Accounts
- Situation Normal: C3 Ratings Hold Steady
- Defining Moment: Obama And The Internet
- Gannett Preps Content Service, May Replace AP
- 'USA Today' Stops Global Edition, 'Tucson Citizen' For Sale
- Por Favor: NYTCO Seeks Investment From Mexican Billionaire
- Weiner Back With 'Mad Men'
- New Oscar Rules Permit More Movie Ads
- Nickelodeon To Release 'SpongeBob' Documentary
- NBC's 'Loser' Goes Mobile
- MediaDailyNews - Monday, Jan. 19, 2009
- Dear Bev: I just lost my job, I know I have to start looking for a new one but I just don't feel like talking to anyone. What should I do?
- TCA: ABC Notes Poor Fall Performance, Rethinks Late Night
- Feds Move DTV Transition Date To June
- Endemol Ups Goldberg To Chairman, North America
- Clear Channel Revamps, Cuts
- Lifetime Debuts 'Drop Dead' This Summer
- Katz TV Pushes 3 Syndies
- Ad Hell: Big Mags Plummet In 2008
- Comcast To Carry Retirement TV
- Family Way: ABC Set To Debut 'Motherhood'
- Minneapolis 'Star-Tribune' Files For Bankruptcy
- Research Exec Marans Moves To A&E
- MediaDailyNews - Friday, Jan. 16, 2009
- Radio Ad Group Cuts Staff, President's Email Gets Hijacked
- Nielsen: We're Still Unprepared For Digital Transition
- FCC's Martin Exits For Aspen Institute
- TCA: CBS Expands TV.com Strategy
- Brandtique: Ford, Nissan
- TCA: NBC Challenged About Lineup
- Major Newspapers Partner For Global News
- Writers Guild Pushes For PBS Funding
- CW Orders 'Gossip Girl' Spinoff
- Coca-Cola Slammed For Deceptive Vitaminwater Marketing
- Ignited Wins NBCU Digital Ad Biz
- ESPN Reups Rangers, Knicks, Gains Ad Time
- Mag Bag: Bonnier Splits 'Parenting'
- MediaDailyNews - Thursday, Jan. 15, 2009
- Email: Radio Ad Group Fires Three Top Execs
- Global WOM Networks Align
- TCA: CBS To Spin Off 'NCIS,' Fashioning Variety Show
- Raycom Sells Richmond Station
- Gannett Resorts To Unpaid Furlough; Tribune Launches Tabloid
- 'Dinosaur King' Licenses To Europe
- Turner's Yaccarino Adds Program Acquisition To Sales Duties
- Media Researchers Land New Roles
- Sony Acquires Embassy Row
- Carroll Named Rainbow COO
- Outdoor Channel, Bonnier Form Strategic Partnership
- MSNBC, Screenvision Air Inaugural In Theaters
- 'Idol' Worship Abates, CBS Dramas Hold Steady
