AS OLYMPICS APPROACH, NBC NEARLY SOLD OUT
Buyers report heavy demand for ad inventory. Media buyers say the network likely to reach its $900 million sales goal.
Harris Corp.’s Inscriber RTX software powered the graphics for the new NBC game show Deal or No Deal. CBS Television, the show’s production company, used Inscriber RTX to create all […]
Media Bureau report says consumers could be better off under a la carte and explores several a la carte options that could increase consumer choices in purchasing programming.
Association says quarterly reports are outdated in today’s much larger media universe. It will explore other options.
KSLA’s Ed Bradley announced his mayoral campaign and says his resignation from the station is ‘imminent.’
SkyStream provides IP-based video transmission services while Tandberg offers the hardware used to deliver those services.
BIONDI: AOL CAN’T PLAY IN WEB BIG LEAGUES
In explaining why he and Carl Icahn want to break up Time Warner, ex-Viacom CEO says it’s ‘too late’ for AOL to be next Google, Yahoo!
Publicis Groupe Media Ventures’ Tim Hanlon says that “all bets are off” as buyers struggle to keep pace with the changing TV ad paradigm.
Sportswriter will join play-by-play announcer Mike Tirico and former Redskin Joe Theismann in the broadcast booth.
ICAHN: TW PIECES WOULD BE RIPE FOR TAKEOVER
He and Biondi think that breaking up the company will increase the stock value by approximately 50% by creating takeover premiums.
By selling his popular Spanish-language media group, Jerrold Perenchio stands to make out big.
Law sets Feb. 17, 2009, as the end of analog broadcasting, but provides $1.5 billion to reimburse consumers for D/A converters.
Harris Corp.’s Broadcast Communications Division today announced that Grupo Televisa S.A., a leader in TV broadcasting throughout México, has purchased eight Harris DiamondCD high-power DTV transmitters as the broadcaster prepares […]
DOW CLOSES UP 109, NASDAQ FINISHES UP 22
A drop in oil prices and strong earnings at PepsiCo and Cisco Systems propelled stocks higher Wednesday, with the Dow Jones industrial average surging more than 100 points.