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Fox’s Lyons Fired for Racially ‘Insensitve’ Comments

Fox baseball broadcaster Steve Lyons has been fired for making a racially insensitive remark about Lou Piniella’s Hispanic heritage on the air.

Ford to Park Ads on HomeDepot.com

Home Depot will be serving up Ford ads on its e-commerce site starting this quarter as part of an online push by Ford.

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Howard Stern Show to Stream on Web for Free

Starting next week, fans of Sirius Satellite Radio can tune into their favorite shows - including Howard Stern’s - on the internet, even if they aren’t subscribers, announced the company today.

HD Radio Now Broadcast by 1,000 U.S. Radio Stations

When WIYY-FM 97.9 in Baltimore switched to broadcasting with HD Radio technology, it became the thousandth radio station in the country to do so.

Utah Exposes Addresses of Kids on Do-Not-Email List

In a gaffe of major proportions, the state of Utah has divulged email addresses of the children on its so-called child-protection do-not-email list. Proponents of the registry have claimed that it is foolproof.

Sears Launches Home Decor Catalog and Website

Sears has launched a new catalog and companion website based on home decor, called Simply Indoors.

P&G Promotes Fantasy Football to Women

Women who don’t fully understand “the whole football thing” can still play in their own fantasy league, thanks to Elisabeth Hasselbeck of The View and P&G’s over-the-counter heartburn medication, Prilosec.

No Safe Harbor for Shelter, Home Mags

Shelter and craft magazines are trending downwards in subscriptions, single copy sales, and ad revenue, due to competition from the internet and a market that may be over-saturated.

NBC’s NFL Scheduling Shenanigans Irritate ABC

NBC is artificially lowering its national ratings profile by airing only local commercials in the first half-hour of its hour-long Sunday Football Night in America National Football League pregame show, according to rivals. By airing only local ads, Nielsen Media Research does not include that time slot in its national ratings - a slot which is one of the network’s lowest half-hours of the week.

College Stadium Ads Reach Television Audience

Advertisers are increasingly reaching out to the desirable college market, and college stadiums have developed as a hot medium for marketers.

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ESPN’s MNF Gamble Paying Off

ESPN’s $8.8 billion gamble to bring Monday Night Football to cable appears to be paying off.

Air America Files for Bankruptcy

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As rumored, Air America has filed for Chapter 11 protection in U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York.

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Jann Wenner’s Touch ‘Not So Good’ for ‘Us Weekly’

Us Weekly’s Oct. 4 edition may be the title’s worst-selling issue of the year so far, with sales estimates a full 20 percent below average.

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