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It's weeks like these where a sort of TV socialism seems appealing. Really, how great is the free market? Read the whole story
This morning, GM's luxury brand Cadillac launches its biggest media juggernaut ever for the ATS, a vehicle that Caddie is hoping to drive right … Read the whole story
It's hard to believe, but in these times awash in data and information, marketers are still reliant on old demographic media buys. And they … Read the whole story
Canoe and its cable partners couldn't do it, but satellite programmer Dish and WPP's GroupM claim they can deliver household addressable advertising on a … Read the whole story
Led by strong political advertising and retrans revenues, TV station group Media General -- which recently sold off all newspaper operations -- took in … Read the whole story
The insurance giant is moving away from what "a yuk and a phone number" approach embodied by the "World's Greatest Spokesperson" to a more … Read the whole story
FX hasn't indicated whether it will pick up "Anger Management" for additional seasons, but producer Lionsgate has confidence it will be around for a … Read the whole story
Lee Enterprises, which owns almost 50 daily newspapers, including the 'St. Louis Post-Dispatch' saw total revenues decrease 4.3% to $179 million in the second … Read the whole story
New smart TV owners are experimenting more with accessing video via the Internet. This year, 56% of smart TV set owners have accessed some … Read the whole story
Verizon plans to release an Olympics TV app, dubbed the Verizon Olympics 2012 widget, to make the TV experience more social. The app automatically … Read the whole story
Is TV Everywhere doomed? Some media industry analysts seem to think so. The broad experiment by pay-TV providers to offer their subscribers access to … Read the whole story
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MSNBC.com will turn into NBCNews.com. For anyone with a long enough memory in the media business, that means you can forget about what the … Read the whole story
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HBO's "The Newsroom" makes the case that Congress blew it at the dawn of the TV age when it came to the use of … Read the whole story
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Cable and satellite viewers don't have a clue they can watch shows from their providers anywhere besides the TV, but they sure know how … Read the whole story
