Topic: online
► NBC sells nearly half of available Super Bowl XLVI spots—(potential) lockout be damned ► Condé Nast to move downtown to 1 World Trade Center ► Dow Jones battles "pink-slip" computer virus…
With its new 2012 Evoque model, Range Rover is all about options. To underscore this point, the carmaker has teamed up with The Brooklyn Brothers, London, and Somesuch & Co.…
Completely blowing off the healthy marketing trend, Denny’s is smothering itself in bacon. Through a mixture of traditional ads, blog posts, a hub on Dennys.com and Web-based contests, the restaurant chain…
New York Times columnist Virginia Heffernan, by some chattering class estimates the best media writer at the paper, has a brain many brainy men have fallen in love with—sometimes to…
Fables have provided excellent teaching moments for centuries. Populated with hares and lions and snakes, they offer readers packets of meaning without directly insulting the fools, blowhards, and douche bags…
Media buyers have been grousing over an auditing rule change that made it easier for magazines to count their iPad and other digital editions toward their rate base guarantee to…
To avoid facing formal federal labor charges, Thomson Reuters has agreed to pay $7.6 million in lost pay to employees, according to the New York Newspaper Guild. The National Labor…
