TVBlog
by Les Luchter, Staff Writer
Think "Law & Order' Is on everywhere? "Forensic Files," available 15 hours every weekday and 19 hours on Saturday and Sunday, may have it beat. Read the whole story
by Wayne Friedman
Over-delivering on expected big ad gains, Sinclair posted 60% higher political revenues vs. comparable 2014 midterms and 20% more than the 2016 presidential elections. Read the whole story
by Wayne Friedman
Yet to complete its massive deal with Walt Disney, Fox saw a 2% increase in revenues in its most recent quarterly earning period -- … Read the whole story
by Sara Guaglione
"The New York Times" pulled down its paywall Tuesday to provide unlimited access to the site and coverage of the midterm elections to the … Read the whole story
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by Alex Weprin
Campaigns may have shifted their budgets as Election Day drew near, although the data doesn't show whether those dollars shifted to social media, traditional … Read the whole story
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by Wayne Friedman
The new product is partly self-serve, but only for its campaign workflow tool and analytics reporting. Read the whole story
by Alex Weprin
Despite the popularity of the Google-owned video platform, the reportfound widespread concern among users about the content. Read the whole story
by Karlene Lukovitz
New campaign kicks off with a TV ad/video featuring Australian Instagram star Celeste Barber parodying the infamous Paris Hilton ad. Read the whole story
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by Wendy Davis
The telecom's move comes several months after its $85 billion purchase of Time Warner. Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Wayne Friedman, Staff Writer
After Sean Hannity and Jeanine Pirro made campaign appearances at a Trump campaign rally, Fox senior execs said they didn't condone the action. Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Ron Hartenbaum
Doubling-down on a particular position may seem a shrewd programming strategy. But it threatens to scare away the very blue-chip advertisers that helped build … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Charlene Weisler, Op-Ed Contributor
"There won't be a single metric ever, ever again. It's gone," says Brown in this interview. Read the whole story