Wednesday, May 27, 2026

AmericanAirlines Arena to get huge transparent digital LED screen spectacular

A2aMEDIA and the HEAT Group announced plans to install the largest digital LED Spectacular in North America on the AmericanAirlines Arena, home of the...

Another daily newspaper up for sale

Seattle could become the next major US city to have only one daily newspaper. Hearst Corporation announced on Friday that it has put the...

Kicking the tires at Circuit City

Troubled Chapter-11-bound consumer electronics retailer Circuit City says that not one but two serious prospective buyers have shown an interest in the company. The...

Upfront sales

The newspaper business is bringing a new meaning to the word upfront, as in front page. The New York Times recently announced that its...

Disney/ABC says inaugural is for kids, too

The radio and television networks of The Walt Disney Company are making next week’s inaugural a family affair. Disney Channel will broadcast "Kids' Inaugural:...

Buyer found for Connecticut newspapers

Less than two weeks before they were to be shut down, The Bristol Press and The Herald of New Britain have been saved by...

Coverage spreads out

The Israeli/Palestinian Gaza conflict won a split decision among the journalistic media assignment editors during the week of 12/29/09-1/4/09, according to the Project for...

Why should consumers have all the glum?

Consumer confidence polls have been routinely in the tar pit of late, and that is also where we find America’s CEOs, according to the...

Dollar-wise

Another retailer specializing in low-end product is going gangbusters. Family Dollar enjoyed a 14% boost in quarterly profits (its quarter ended 11/29/08), as low...

Gupta gets the nod

Dr. Sanjay Gupta is not only a practicing brain surgeon, he is also frequently seen on CBS and CNN discussing medical issues. He is...

Clear Channel escapes dry SF toilets

This time we can say that some Clear Channel business already on the books is not going to be flushed down the toilet. It...

Court upholds L.A. ban on billboards

A federal appellate court issued a ruling Tuesday upholding Los Angeles' citywide billboard ban, handing a rare victory to the city in its uphill battle to regulate outdoor signs, reports The LA Times

New deal with Dickey family

With members of the Dickey family, primarily Lew Dickey Sr., buying up hundreds of thousands of shares of Cumulus Media, the family has agreed...

Obama economic plans include aid for business

President-elect Barack Obama appears ready to invest nearly $1T in projects designed to keep Americans working. Another aspect of his plan, however, calls for...

The cons have it

When it comes to consumer confidence, you don’t have to go very far to find bad news. Rasmussen Reports is the latest to discover...