21st Century Fox Reports Quarterly Revenues Down 6%
Twenty-First Century Fox, Inc. on Wednesday reported financial results
Hillary, Benghazi, and the Media
Following Hillary Clinton’s Benghazi grilling, there has been the expected finger-pointing
Conservative Media Takes Aim at “Emperor Ryan”
It seems that Paul Ryan has rankled some members of the media
Negotiating the Merger of Baseball and the Net
Young people’s viewing habits are changing so drastically that there needs to be
Viacom Buys Into Live Entertainment
Viacom has taken a leap into the future by acquiring a minority share of live entertainment startup DigiTour Media
Oprah and Weight Watchers Partner Up
Oprah Winfrey and Weight Watchers International, Inc. have joined together to inspire people around the world
Serafin to Continue to Lead NAMB
Glenn Serafin, director of Serafin Bros., is re-elected NAMB president.
Twitter Considers Dropping, Modifying Limit
Rumors are mounting that Twitter will raise or drop its 140-character limit.
North American Ad Spend to Rise 4.5%
The North American ad spend remains healthy.
Total Media Ad Spend Growth Slows
Global ad spending will grow, but at a slower rate than previously forecast.
E-Book Sales Take a Hit
Electronic book sales are not taking off.
Gray to Take $6 Million Charge
There are financial repercussions for Gray to repping its national ad sales itself.
Cable Bundle Is Powerful Yet Vulnerable
Will TV's future television be helped or hurt by the cable bundle?
Insight Into Dangers, Determination in Local Broadcast News
Those starting out in television and radio news face long hours and little pay.
Public Stations Handle Money, Too
Greater Public helps stations garner more fundraising dollars.