MediaDailyNews
Friday, November 9, 2012
  • Dentsu Revises Ad Outlook: 3.6% Gain

    Tokyo-based agency holding company Dentsu said in its earnings statement released today that it is seeing weakening demand for advertising in the second half … Read the whole story

  • Study: Connected TV Viewers More Receptive To Advertising

    Estimates are that around three-quarters of North American TV homes will have smart, Internet-connected TV sets and/or equipment -- around 87 million of them … Read the whole story

  • Global Advertising Budgets Up 2.7%

    Nielsen Global AdView Pulse says for the first half of 2012, telecommunications increased spending by 7.9% -- the biggest category gain -- with the … Read the whole story

  • NFL Invests In TV Product Despite Attendance Issues

    Even as the NFL worries about fans not attending games because the high-definition broadcasts are so compelling, a top league executive said it remains … Read the whole story

  • Disney's Iger Hopeful For C7 Currency

    Disney CEO Bob Iger said he's hopeful the national-TV market will move toward a C7 currency with DVR-enabled viewing on the rise. Iger said … Read the whole story

  • Mag Bag: 'Atlantic' Sets Digital Records, increased 28% In October

    "The Atlantic" had a record-breaking month online in October, reporting all-time highs in digital traffic and digital advertising, the magazine publisher announced this week. Read the whole story

  • AMC Finds Scatter Steady, 3Q Ad Revenue Alive And Well

    The AMC network is poised for a solid scatter performance in the current quarter with the high ratings for "The Walking Dead," although much … Read the whole story

  • Gyro Wins Smart Technologies Global Brand Biz

    Smart Technologies has appointed ad agency Gyro to create the company's first global brand campaign. The campaign is expected to kick off in the … Read the whole story

  • Just Ask Nate

    Nate Silver, the nerdy economist and 'New York Times' blogger, apparently used big data algorithms to correctly project the presidential vote in all 50 … Read the whole story