MediaDailyNews Editions for May 2010
- MediaDailyNews - Friday, May 28, 2010
- Veronis Exiting Veronis Suhler Stevenson
- IPad: New Platform Or Advertising Game-Changer?
- Invidi Adds Experian As Investor, Partner
- 'NY Daily News': 9% Of Staffers Take Buyout
- Tierney Negotiating 'Truth' With ABC
- Red Ink: Newspaper Revs Drop 9.7%
- BIA/Kelsey: Radio Rebound in 2010
- 'Glee'-ful: Ratings Grow, Downloads Sing
- Dooley Upped To COO, Viacom
- Mag Bag: 'Newsweek' Redesigns Site
- Tr3s Touts 'Masked Warriors' In New Lineup
- MediaDailyNews - Thursday, May 27, 2010
- Kantar: Total Ad Revs Up 5%, Spot Rebounds
- More Viewers Watch Syndie Shows Live
- Senator Wants Comcast/NBCU To Divest Hulu
- Zinio Introduces Bundling for Print, Digital Subs
- Tina Fey Wins Mark Twain Award
- Shanks Joins Fox Sports As President
- Osborn To Head Social Media For NBC News
- Bragging Rights: 'WSJ' Audience Booms, 'NYT' Flat, 'USA Today' Sinks
- Toyota's Highlander Steers TBS' 'There'
- Extended Wear: Bridgestone Drives NHL Partnership
- MediaDailyNews - Wednesday, May 26, 2010
- The State of Cable Advertising in 2010
- Publish2: Another Online Threat To AP
- Brist To SVP, Ad Sales, Outdoor Channel
- Tribune Stations Air This TV
- Salerno To VP, Programming For BBC's Hispanic Market
- Metacafe Launches Movie Site, Courts Ad Dollars
- Finales Of Hit Shows Off Season Marks
- ESPN, ABC 'Celebration' For World Cup Opening
- MediaDailyNews - Tuesday, May 25, 2010
- Freshman 'Glee" Gets Third Season Pickup
- Digital Futures: Newspaper Sites Draw Record Audiences
- To Impact Next Generation, PSAs Go Digital
- Twitter Blocks Third-Party Ad Nets
- Dish, Weather Channel See Clear Forecast, More Coverage
- Tennis Channel Signs With Google TV Ads
- MEC Taps Eller For Marketing Post
- 'Lost' Finale Delivers Plot Resolution, Solid Ratings
- MediaDailyNews - Monday, May 24, 2010
- 'Adweek' Fails To Deliver Agency Report Cards
- Upfront: Turner Quiet On March Madness, But Envisions Big Returns
- Clear Channel Rolls Out Interactive Digital Airport Signs
- Rush To Buyout: 'NY Daily News' Gossip Columnist May Exit
- 'TV Guide' Shares Content With TV Guide TV, Site
- Aflac Creates Hispanic Site
- Whiskey Media Launches Screened for Movie Fans
- Radio Revenues Rise 6% in 1Q
- Season's Rx: 'Grey's' Still Healthy, 'CSI' Dips
- MediaDailyNews - Friday, May 21, 2010
- Here Media Debuts Online 'Camp' Video Service
- CW Shifts Hit Shows, Debuts 'Hellcats'
- Campbell-Ewald Opens San Antonio Outpost
- Meredith: E-Readers Can Save Money, Revitalize Titles
- Southwest Airlines 'Bags' Free Message
- MTV's Tr3s Pushes New Lineup, Multigenerational Viewing
- Stormy Weather: Dish Could Yank Weather Channel
- CBS Considers Promoting 'S' Word Sitcom
- Mag Bag: Magazine Audience Numbers Stabilize
- Univision Scores Soccer's El Tri
- MediaDailyNews - Thursday, May 20, 2010
- 'Kilborn File' Debuts On Fox
- CBS Goes Radical: 7 Shows Axed, Hits Moved
- Online Ads To Grow 19% In 2010
- Upfront: Turner Increases Reach, Orders More Original Shows
- Meredith CEO Excited By TV Market
- Taxi Promotes 2 To President
- Monthly Mags Ad Pages Up 5% For 2Q
- OOH Revs Basically Holding, Political Ads Rise
- Campbell Upped To Pres, ABC Owned TV Group
- MediaDailyNews - Wednesday, May 19, 2010
- Virgin Atlantic Flies First Global Marketing Campaign
- Why Age Matters In TV Targeting
- Upfront: ABC To Debut 10 New Shows
- Wrigley, Mars Shift Media Buying To Starcom
- A&E Touts Neurological Tests To Enhance Ad Effectiveness
- Colasanti To COO, VSA
- ESPN Creates Ad Agency, Greater Collaboration With Marketers
- Katz: National Radio Ads Jump 17%
- TV One Launches 'Cube,' First Web Series
- MediaDailyNews - Tuesday, May 18, 2010
- Most 'NYT' Readers Won't Pay Online Fees
- Fox Debuts 4 Fall Shows, Ad Spending Up
- 'Wilde' Picked Up By Fox
- Credit Suisse Alters Ad Forecasts, 2011 Gets Slight Uptick
- DirecTV Rolls Out 16 New HD Markets
- Canoe Signs 4 Major Media Players
- KSL Names Paul SVP For LA Office
- Westwood One Improves Revs
- 'Survivor' Sweeps Sunday, Dusts 'Housewives'
- MediaDailyNews - Monday, May 17, 2010
- Upfront Market Expected To Sell Fast
- NBC Cancels 20-Year "Law & Order" Run
- TV Futures: Double-Digit Price Gains, Single-Digit Revs
- Consumer Spending Falls In April
- Upfront Challenge: Selling Buyers When Key C3 Network Ratings Down
- NBC Ramps Up 7 New Fall Shows, 'Heroes' Not Renewed
- Oprah, Kohl's Sign Sponsorship Deal For 'Next TV Star'
- R/GA Cleans Up At Digital OOH Awards, Takes Best In Show
- Newspapers First Ad Rep Firm To Close
- MSG Stock Jumps If Knicks Sign LeBron James
- Sing Out: Jelli Raises $7 Million
