TVBlog
by Adam Buckman, Featured Columnist
The f-word is now infiltrating the very titles of our TV shows. Exhibit A: The new show proudly announced by soon-to-be-launched network Viceland, titled "F*ck, That's Delicious." Read the whole story
by Wayne Friedman
Super Bowl viewing from consumers who do not live in the primary rating household (guests or short-term visitors) contributes about 10% to the total … Read the whole story
by Erik Sass
Meredith Corp. has been one of the biggest exceptions to the trend of media companies divesting publishing properties to focus on their more profitable … Read the whole story
by Wendy Davis
A broad array of entertainment companies and industry groups are asking an appellate court to rule that online video distributor FilmOn isn't entitled to … Read the whole story
by Amy Corr
"Text Talk," created by Grey New York, shines a spotlight on domestic violence shown via text messages, encouraging people to notice signs of someone … Read the whole story
by Larissa Faw
Developed by Austin-based Preacher, the "Invisible Banners" campaign hijacks the most commonly ignored form of advertising - banners - to raise awareness for the … Read the whole story
by Larissa Faw
The effort includes exclusive integrations on weekly ESPN sports segments, along with a significant brand presence in TNT's sports programming. "Sports ignite passion in … Read the whole story
by Erik Sass
With the Super Bowl only days away, advertising campaigns surrounding the event continue to take over the leaderboard. Kia, Snickers and Sam's Club all … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
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Back in 2010, BBDO, one of the foremost agency makers of Super Bowl spots, rejiggered the use of celebrity in a way that won … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by P.J. Bednarski, Staff Writer
An Adobe survey says young viewers are 3.5 times more likely to watch the big game on a digital device. And as the audience … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Wayne Friedman, Staff Writer
Fantasy sports companies DraftKings and Fan Duel bought a lot of airtime in the regular season NFL games -- and grabbed a lot of … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Ari Rosenberg, Op-Ed Contributor
The ability to deliver sight, sound and motion is the first reason why TV rules the media stage. The enormous advantage of having less … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Philip Rosenstein, Staff Writer
Despite Rachel Maddow and Chuck Todd having just five days to put together questions for the Democratic debate, they easily found the pressure points … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Josh Chasin, Op-Ed Contributor
There was a time when understanding consumer use of the Internet was relatively simple - way more complex than understanding engagement with any other … Read the whole story