Christine Zosche

Rahm Emanuel kicked off his post-mayoral career Tuesday by announcing that he is now a contributing editor for The Atlantic. (Chicago Sun-Times) Emanuel will contribute “frequent essays to The Atlantic’s Ideas section̶ ...

Even though the network didn’t have the Super Bowl, the Winter Olympics and Thursday Night Football to bolster its lineup this season, as it did last year, the end result was the same: NBC won the 18-49 demo crown for the third ...

President Trump is expected to name Kenneth T. Cuccinelli II, a former attorney general of Virginia and an immigration hard-liner, as his choice to coordinate the administration’s immigration policies, a White House official con ...

The Big Bang Theory’s 279th and final episode has aggregated an audience of 23.44 million viewers according to the just-released Nielsen Live+3 day ratings. That’s up from the average of 18 million people who watched the serie ...

Former Mic publisher Cory Haik has been named Vice Media’s new chief digital officer and will prioritize audience growth, platform partnerships and “digital product innovation” for the media company, Vice said Tuesday. (Adwe ...

The Ellen DeGeneres Show isn’t going away as imminently as some suspected. On a show taped Tuesday and airing Wednesday, the namesake host revealed that it would continue its run for two more years. (THR / Live Feed) There h ...

For those jonesing for more content from your favorite Bravolebrities, Bravo and Oxygen Media are answering the call. (Adweek)

Twitter’s MoPub mobile ad platform detailed in March how impression-level revenue data will enable mobile application publishers to understand the true lifetime value of their apps’ users and better optimize their paid user ac ...

Facebook’s ex-security chief is urging CEO Mark Zuckerberg to step down, becoming the second former Facebook executive to scrutinize the company’s leader this month. (HuffPost)

Advertisers planning to run ads on Google referring to abortion services in the United States, Britain and Ireland must first get clearance from the search giant, the company said in an online post. (NYT)