To commemorate its 95th anniversary issue, 'The New Yorker' had artist Barry Blitt transform its trademark monocled cover boy Eustace Tilley into an ape. Read the whole story

In a bullish uptick for major publicly traded ad agencies, a highly regarded Wall Street analyst published a note this morning noting that the … Read the whole story

After years of erosion, ad industry spending is beginning to gain share vs. the money consumers pay directly for media, especially in the U.S. … Read the whole story

Amazon sellers are concerned that idle manufacturing facilities in China will interrupt supply chains. Those interruptions could eventually slow advertising spend. Read the whole story

Watch a show like "For Life" and all you see are long faces with pained expressions. Read the whole story

"We need unification not only in the United States but around the world, and the Olympics does that," says Toyota's Ed Laukes. Read the whole story

Michael Bloomberg's 60-second spot and the President's two :30s may have gotten all the attention in this year's Super Bowl, but according to an … Read the whole story

Local TV ad costs are trending upward in one of Maine's cities as the Presidential primary season heats up. Rates in Bangor, ME have … Read the whole story