Television News Daily Editions for April 2011
- Television News Daily - Friday, April 15, 2011
- Hard to Feel Sorry for Verizon Signature
- Maytag Is Out To Warm Up Its Image
- Cable Carriage Is Still An Important Goal In The Quickly Growing Digital TV Age
- NBC Live Helps You Watch TV
- Set-Top Box-Lexicon: It Is So 'Over'
- When Digital TV Episodes Have Lots Of Commercials, Viewers Will Go To Other Screens
- GMC Goes on Ride with Upfront Bus Stunt
- AirPlay For All?
- TV Viewers Embrace Long-form Digital Content
- 'Idol' Reigns As Season Nears End
- 3 Smaller Kraft Brands' New Campaigns Detailed
- Invidi Raises $49 Million, Puts Software In DirecTV DVRs
- 'Friday Night Lights' Memorabilia Up For Auction
- P&G, Walmart Continue Family Movie Support
- Discovery Teams With Big Producers
- Show Time: Nick Renews iCarly
- Television News Daily - Thursday, April 14, 2011
- Online TV Revs Hit $1.6B, But Networks Move Cautiously
- Maytag Is Out To Warm Up Its Image
- Will the iPad Eat TV Next?
- TV Market is Robust, but the Internet May Be a Reason
- Asking Consumers To Pay For Programming Also Means Giving Away Free Content
- Media Insights Q&A With Howard Horowitz
- The Importance Of Being Earnest About Relevance
- AirPlay For All?
- When Digital TV Episodes Have Lots Of Commercials, Viewers Will Go To Other Screens
- Set-Top Box-Lexicon: It Is So 'Over'
- NBC Live Helps You Watch TV
- GMC Goes on Ride with Upfront Bus Stunt
- MPG Signs Rentrak Deal For Set-Top-Box Data to Help with Upfront Planning
- TV Viewers Embrace Long-form Digital Content
- Nielsen Digital Ratings Give TV Modest Lift
- Invidi Raises $49 Million, Puts Software In DirecTV DVRs
- P&G, Walmart Continue Family Movie Support
- Show Time: Nick Renews iCarly
- TrueCar Preps National Program To Build Awareness
- DirecTV Has 'Gone' Surfing
- 3DTV: Consumer Awareness Increases
- We've been covering TV longer than there's been, well, TV
- Men at Spike -- maybe more of Esquire thing.
- For TV, Clarity Constitutes Brightest Future
- Agency Executives Question Healthy Upfront Projection
- MTV: From Polish To More Gritty
- MTV's McGrath Is Glad It Didn't End Up Being HerSpace
- Internet Helping Drive TV Spending
- Don't look for too many sitcoms on MTV
- Nielsen's Extended Screen TV data: Hold the cheers
- Advertisers In Programmers' Clothing
- TV, Mobile Ad Strategy Vet Dan Hodges Joins Verve
- Television News Daily - Wednesday, April 13, 2011
- Online TV Revs Hit $1.6B, But Networks Move Cautiously
- 'Oprah' To Pull In $1 Million For 30-Sec Finale Spots
- TV Upfront Predicted To Hit $10B, Broadcast, Cable See Double-Digit Rises
- Media Insights Q&A With Howard Horowitz
- The Importance Of Being Earnest About Relevance
- Asking Consumers To Pay For Programming Also Means Giving Away Free Content
- Will the iPad Eat TV Next?
- TidalTV; Aleck Schleider
- Data & Marketing: The Virtuous Circle
- The Blockbuster Deal: Will Consumers Still Like Shopping For TV Content In A Real Store?
- Pair of Analyst Reports Show Networks' Growth to Continue
- MPG Signs Rentrak Deal For Set-Top-Box Data to Help with Upfront Planning
- TV Market is Robust, but the Internet May Be a Reason
- Ford Touts Gas Sippers On Gas Station TV
- Nielsen Digital Ratings Give TV Modest Lift
- Another NBC Change: Telemundo Prez Exits In June
- TrueCar Preps National Program To Build Awareness
- DirecTV Has 'Gone' Surfing
- Interactive TV hurdles
- TV, Mobile Ad Strategy Vet Dan Hodges Joins Verve
- 3DTV: Consumer Awareness Increases
- Television is still good -- but future metrics give me a headache
- Donovan Working With Google, Microsoft, Others
- Hey, cable networks! Too many promos!
- The Internet Won't Kill Television
- Adjusting a cable buy -- on the fly
- TV Is Still Holding Its Own In A Marketplace That keeps Getting More Fractured By The Minute
- MTV's McGrath Is Glad It Didn't End Up Being HerSpace
- We've been covering TV longer than there's been, well, TV
- Men at Spike -- maybe more of Esquire thing.
- For TV, Clarity Constitutes Brightest Future
- Agency Executives Question Healthy Upfront Projection
- MTV: From Polish To More Gritty
- Advertisers In Programmers' Clothing
- Nielsen's Extended Screen TV data: Hold the cheers
- Don't look for too many sitcoms on MTV
- Internet Helping Drive TV Spending
- Television News Daily - Tuesday, April 12, 2011
- 'Oprah' To Pull In $1 Million For 30-Sec Finale Spots
- Ford Intros Urban-Market Effort For Focus
- Pair of Analyst Reports Show Networks' Growth to Continue
- TV Upfront Predicted To Hit $10B, Broadcast, Cable See Double-Digit Rises
- ESPN Smart to Wait For iPad Advertising to Evolve
- Will A More Fragmented TV World Result In More Name Changes?
- 'Saturday Night Live' Jumps On The Boomer Bandwagon
- Hearst, Mark Burnett Team For Joint TV Venture
- The Blockbuster Deal: Will Consumers Still Like Shopping For TV Content In A Real Store?
- Data & Marketing: The Virtuous Circle
- TidalTV; Aleck Schleider
- Ford Touts Gas Sippers On Gas Station TV
- Walmart Unleashes Its 'Match It!' Effort
- Fox Picks Kaltura To Power Online Video
- Rebranded Tr3 Kicks Up Ratings
- P&G Cause Effort Celebrates Pampers' 50th
- Another NBC Change: Telemundo Prez Exits In June
- Interactive TV hurdles
- TV Is Still Holding Its Own In A Marketplace That keeps Getting More Fractured By The Minute
- Adjusting a cable buy -- on the fly
- The Internet Won't Kill Television
- Hey, cable networks! Too many promos!
- Donovan Working With Google, Microsoft, Others
- Television is still good -- but future metrics give me a headache
- Television News Daily - Monday, April 11, 2011
- Ford Intros Urban-Market Effort For Focus
- Nielsen Completes Set-Top-Box Trial, Readies Client Consultations
- Nielsen To Launch Local Ratings System
- Will A More Fragmented TV World Result In More Name Changes?
- Advertiser Interest in Social Media Unlikely to Lower TV Spending
- What To Eat While Watching A TV Crime Procedural Autopsy
- Set-Top-Box Lexicon: Adaptors and Converters
- Google TV: Extended Test Drive Report
- Sundance Channel Show Aims to Help the Little Guy
- Two Million Viewers Doesn't Mean Cable TV Advertising Success
- Google Promotes Studio-Produced YouTube Shows
- ESPN Smart to Wait For iPad Advertising to Evolve
- Uncle Ben's Stresses Rice as Healthy Foundation
- 'Saturday Night Live' Jumps On The Boomer Bandwagon
- Hearst, Mark Burnett Team For Joint TV Venture
- Local TV Should Issue Social Ad Memo
- Blinkx Acquires Burst For $30 Million
- NFL Ad Dollars Could Flow To Prime Time
- Walmart Unleashes Its 'Match It!' Effort
- ESPN App Will Run Without Ads
- Fox Picks Kaltura To Power Online Video
- MTV Networks Launch Video Game Division
- Fox's 'Breaking In' Has Strong Breakout
- Rebranded Tr3 Kicks Up Ratings
- Mag Bag: Hearst, HGTV Launch Specialty Pub
- P&G Cause Effort Celebrates Pampers' 50th
- Station Groups Debut 'RightThisMinute'
- Hearst, Scripps To Launch 'HGTV Magazine'
- Television News Daily - Friday, April 8, 2011
- Nielsen To Launch Local Ratings System
- Nielsen Completes Set-Top-Box Trial, Readies Client Consultations
- Local TV Should Issue Social Ad Memo
- Advertiser Interest in Social Media Unlikely to Lower TV Spending
- What To Eat While Watching A TV Crime Procedural Autopsy
- Set-Top-Box Lexicon: Adaptors and Converters
- Google TV: Extended Test Drive Report
- Two Million Viewers Doesn't Mean Cable TV Advertising Success
- Google Promotes Studio-Produced YouTube Shows
- Uncle Ben's Stresses Rice as Healthy Foundation
- Sundance Channel Show Aims to Help the Little Guy
- Blinkx Acquires Burst For $30 Million
- NFL Ad Dollars Could Flow To Prime Time
- ESPN App Will Run Without Ads
- Fox's 'Breaking In' Has Strong Breakout
- MTV Networks Launch Video Game Division
- Mag Bag: Hearst, HGTV Launch Specialty Pub
- Station Groups Debut 'RightThisMinute'
- Hearst, Scripps To Launch 'HGTV Magazine'
- Television News Daily - Thursday, April 7, 2011
- Nielsen Completes Set-Top-Box Trial, Readies Client Consultations
- Fox News Cancels Glenn Beck Show, Alliance Remains
- No Joke: Jon Stewart Needed As Public Force For Good
- Advertiser Interest in Social Media Unlikely to Lower TV Spending
- Media Insights Q&A with Jeff Siegel
- What To Eat While Watching A TV Crime Procedural Autopsy
- Set-Top-Box Lexicon: Adaptors and Converters
- Newspaper Publisher Reinvents Itself For Tablets, iPad
- Dish Wins Blockbuster, Cross-Promotes Satellite Services
- Google Promotes Studio-Produced YouTube Shows
- Broadcast Nets See Higher DVR Playback
- ABC Sells Ads for 7-Eleven TV
- Fox's 'Breaking In' Has Strong Breakout
- MTV Networks Launch Video Game Division
- U by Kotex To Let Consumers Design Next Line
- Mag Bag: Hearst, HGTV Launch Specialty Pub
- 4Kids Files For Bankruptcy
- Station Groups Debut 'RightThisMinute'
- Hearst, Scripps To Launch 'HGTV Magazine'
- Television News Daily - Wednesday, April 6, 2011
- Fox News Cancels Glenn Beck Show, Alliance Remains
- Mars Dominates Q1's Most Effective TV Ads
- Time Warner Cable Should Drop Requirement For iPad TV Service
- Dish Wins Blockbuster, Cross-Promotes Satellite Services
- TV News And Trends We'll Never Figure Out
- Newspaper Publisher Reinvents Itself For Tablets, iPad
- No Joke: Jon Stewart Needed As Public Force For Good
- What's A Television?
- Media Insights Q&A with Jeff Siegel
- NBC Pitches Hispanic Viewers To Advertisers, Cross-Networks
- Broadcast Nets See Higher DVR Playback
- USA Network Debuts 'Tough' Mobile App
- ABC Sells Ads for 7-Eleven TV
- Invesco Advises Against 'Accidental' Investing
- CBS, Turner Shoot Top NCAA Numbers
- AT&T Enlists Jimenez In Hispanic Campaign
- Science Channel Rebrands As Science
- U by Kotex To Let Consumers Design Next Line
- NBA Campaign Lets The Ball Do The Talking
- 4Kids Files For Bankruptcy
- Television News Daily - Tuesday, April 5, 2011
- Mars Dominates Q1's Most Effective TV Ads
- Fox Launches Hispanic Channel: Nat Geo Mundo
- MediaCom: Brands Critical in Digital Realm
- Time Warner Cable Should Drop Requirement For iPad TV Service
- Facing Premium VOD, Theater Owners May Rethink Trailers; TV Stations Could Learn A Lesson
- Four Lessons For TV From The 2011 Final Four
- TV News And Trends We'll Never Figure Out
- What's A Television?
- Cablevision Debuts iPad App, Users Access 300 Channels
- CW, Ford Drive Net's Biggest Marketing Push
- NBC Pitches Hispanic Viewers To Advertisers, Cross-Networks
- USA Network Debuts 'Tough' Mobile App
- CBS, Turner Shoot Top NCAA Numbers
- Invesco Advises Against 'Accidental' Investing
- Science Channel Rebrands As Science
- AT&T Enlists Jimenez In Hispanic Campaign
- NBA Campaign Lets The Ball Do The Talking
- Television News Daily - Monday, April 4, 2011
- Fox Launches Hispanic Channel: Nat Geo Mundo
- 'Nightline' Is Late-Night Winner, Triple-Demo Threat
- Media Giants: Don't Resist Digital, Embrace
- Weather Channel Launches Four-Screen Program Premiere Tonight
- Libyan Crisis, Rising Commodity Costs May Cool Upfront Market
- Mobile TV Apps: TV Everywhere, And Everywhere Confusion
- Beware The Ideas Of March
- Lessons From TV And Mag Sales: Quality Content, 'Company You Keep' Still Matter
- Betty White Gets New NBC 'Rockers' Show
- Leaders and Bleeders: 'Mad Men' Advertisers and iPad TV Head in Different Directions
- TV Upfront 2011: Pumping Iron -- And CPMs!
- Set-Top-Box Lexicon: Digital Hardware
- Facing Premium VOD, Theater Owners May Rethink Trailers; TV Stations Could Learn A Lesson
- Four Lessons For TV From The 2011 Final Four
- Cablevision Debuts iPad App, Users Access 300 Channels
- MediaCom: Brands Critical in Digital Realm
- Targeting 18-to-49s, NBC Turns To Celebrated Octogenarian
- TidalTV Raised $30M To Enhance Ad Tech, Reach
- MLB Pitches A Big Opening Day Campaign
- 'Mad Men' Returns: More Commercials, 3 More Seasons
- CW, Ford Drive Net's Biggest Marketing Push
- Greek Yogurt: Athenos 'Yiayia' Spot Beats Competitors
- Animal Planet Joke Snakes Press, Seacrest
- Bowled Over: ESPN Posts Best Quarter
