by Joe Mandese
Wednesday was all things D-Day, as News Corp. shuttered the influential digital news brand, and relaunched it as the Wall Street Journal's WSJD, a … Read the whole story
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by Thom Forbes
There must be something to that old saw, "If it bleeds, it ledes" because negative news seems to have gotten the most eyeballs this … Read the whole story
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by Steve McClellan
What a mess. In a flurry of year-end activity, the firm has converted its Chapter 11 proceeding into a Chapter 7 liquidation. Company Controller … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Daisy Whitney, Op-Ed Contributor
Whoa. We watched a lot of video ads in 2013. The number of video ads U.S. Internet viewers watched in November 2013 grew 74% … Read the whole story
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by Wayne Friedman
For the first time in close to six months, "Today" got back on the winning track, grabbing the top spot among key 25-54 viewers … Read the whole story
by Wayne Friedman
Growing Netflix now wants to accelerate its streaming TV-video business with a discount pricing plan. Netflix's new $6.99-a-month streaming plan would be available only … Read the whole story
by Erik Sass
To celebrate New Year's Eve, Clear Channel Outdoor and the Associated Press are joining forces for a nationwide, digital-out-of-home campaign that will bring images … Read the whole story
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by Nina Lentini
News UK, part of News Corp, has announced the appointment of Alan Hunter as head of digital at The Times and The Sunday Times. … Read the whole story
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by Karl Greenberg
Kmart, Geico, Microsoft, Wendy's, and Chevrolet had some of the worst ads of 2013, per Consumerist readers. They evince accidental faux pas, bad taste, … Read the whole story
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by Karl Greenberg
Anand Narang, marketing director of Huawei India, picks out his top five campaigns driving buzz in the country at the end of 2013, and … Read the whole story