TVBlog
by David Goetzl
It would have been interesting if Google had become more creative with the channel offerings for its new TV service in the Kansas City area. Certainly, cable operators would have … Read the whole story
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by David Goetzl
NBCUniversal continues to ink sprawling carriage deals with distributors that include fees for local stations it owns, helping it cement a new revenue stream. … Read the whole story
by Wayne Friedman
TV gets more total consumer use than all other media -- but fragmentation of those audiences and multitasking make those results less clear. Read the whole story
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by Joe Mandese
Just as the holiday movie season kicks into high gear, the cinema ad industry is unveiling its most substantive research to date showing that … Read the whole story
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by Wayne Friedman
Looking to make its case that local TV time-shifted viewing is still going unaccounted -- and unpaid for by advertisers -- the TVB says … Read the whole story
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by David Goetzl
Continuing its massive push behind its Galaxy products, Samsung is backing a new companion-viewing opportunity from Bravo. Read the whole story
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by Wayne Friedman
Fox Sports' Prime Ticket looks to be extending the TV rights to the Los Angeles Dodgers. The new deal could be worth $6 billion … Read the whole story
by Aaron Baar
Barnes & Noble brings the holiday wish list into the modern age via a new spot that shows off the "Catalog" and "Scrapbooking" features … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Wayne Friedman, Staff Writer
We may sometimes forget that broadcast stations have certain Federal Communication Commission requirements when it comes to programming -- specifically children's "informational" and "educational" … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Erik Sass, Staff Writer
OnCampus Media has partnered with Barnes & Noble College Marketing to create a digital TV network consisting of over 800 screens at 400 Barnes … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Bob Garfield, Featured Columnist
The Big 4 are failing because, as has been obvious for almost a decade, they must fail. Fragmentation and ad avoidance have killed their … Read the whole story