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"The Moodys" deserves applause for its attempt to portray Christmas as it really is -- a holiday of high expectations that are seldom realized. Read the whole story
Sports TV viewers with cable, satellite or telco TV packages will be the key element of where pay TV will be in five years. … Read the whole story
Christina Miller announced the year-end departure, after a transition. EVP Michael Ouweleen will act as interim president. Read the whole story
The movies' most famous extraterrestrial comes back to visit a grown-up "Elliott" (and watch holiday movies on Xfinity) in a Goodby, Silverstein extravaganza that … Read the whole story
Netflix is now screening its "Marriage Story" at the iconic 71-year-old Paris Theatre, NYC's last single-screen movie theater. Read the whole story
Latinext, a multiplatform bilingual news team, will service the estimated 2.1 million Latinx community in the Chicago region. Read the whole story
Ad costs in the major media will expand at a lower rate for digital media in the U.S. than for so-called "traditional media," according … Read the whole story
Despite the political and economic uncertainty facing the U.K. in 2019, the media industry has "held strong," according to GroupM Business Intelligence Global President … Read the whole story
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So, are you enjoying a ton more TV these days? I hope so --- because you will be paying more for it, and soon. Read the whole story
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Some analysts believe the movie business will need help -- and that may come with more attempts at same-day openings: theatrical and streaming home … Read the whole story
COMMENTARYDespite the emergence of a Golden Age of data and ad tech, the ad industry still has fundamentally valued media either on an "opportunity-to-see" … Read the whole story
The organization's annual Outlook report provides price inflation forecasts for seven media channels across 50 countries. Seventeen holding companies and media consultancies provided data … Read the whole story
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GroupM's figures are upbeat -- but print's share of UK ad spend has halved in just four years. Read the whole story
