Consumers planning to cut loose this Halloween
The economy might be called a slow-motion horror story, so maybe that is influencing consumers to take the horror holiday
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Splitting McGraw-Hill into two companies might be good news for shareholders, but Moody
Consumers high on supermarkets, down on oil companies
Keep raising prices, watch your public perception plummet – that’s the word from the latest Harris Poll on consumer sentiment about various business categories....
"CNN Cafe" opens in Seoul
Turner International/Asia-Pacific and YBM Education, South Korea's largest English education institution, have launched the world's first CNN-branded cafe in South Korea. The new CNN...
Analyst: CBS poised for strong Q4, 2012 visibility murky
Lack of visibility has been a problem for broadcasters for a number of years at this point, but at least one group
NAB rewinds critical broadcast Irene coverage (video)
Hurricane Irene hung around the East Coast of the United States for the better part of a week, inflicting all sorts of damage and...
News International may settle with Dowler family
News Corp.'s U.K. newspaper unit has offered to pay about $4.7 million tied to charges that its News of the World tabloid hacked the...
How far can Amazon reach?
You may think of Amazon.com as a global marketer, but in reality it is very difficult to sell products in more than one country,...
Analyst sees a lot to like in broadcasting future
Wells Fargo financial stargazer Marci Ryvicker has recently attended events held by the advertising boards for both Radio and TV, and although things
New radio stock joins the RBR-TVBR list
Light Media Holdings is not exactly a new company, but it only recently acquired its first radio station, WZBN-FM Camilla, GA, in the Albany...
Ding dong, the Doctrine
A lot of things are said in the halls of Congress. A lot of bills are introduced, too. It has been opposed by members of both parties. It isn
NFL Insider Jay Glazer on 'Peyton Manning' Stem Cell therapy
I've learned that before his last surgery, Peyton Manning actually took a private jet out to Europe to get stem cell therapy. It's a therapy that is not yet approved in America just to take that extra step
"The Amazing Race" foursquare brand page debuts
CBS and foursquare have unveiled (9/16) a brand page for The Amazing Race, where foursquare users can "check-in" with their smart phones to receive...
Gannett CEO taking second medical leave
Gannett Company Chairman and CEO Craig Dubow is again suffering with back problems which sidelined him for four months in 2009. He is again...
Charter adds AT&T U-verse inventory, too
Charter Media, the ad sales division of Charter Communications and AT&T AdWorks, the national ad sales division of AT&T, announced a deal where Charter...