HIV Prevention Campaign Launches in LA, Boston
An award-winning HIV prevention campaign targeting those already infected is launching a new phase with the slogan “I am the cure.”
An award-winning HIV prevention campaign targeting those already infected is launching a new phase with the slogan “I am the cure.”
NBC Universal’s staff cutting is underway, with at least 17 employees losing jobs at Dateline NBC.
Departing Los Angeles Times editor Dean Baquet says that his replacement, James O’Shea, will have an easier time dealing with corporate oversight than he himself did.
Time and the other major news magazines have long engaged in a fierce rivalry, with Time having a strong lead over the others - however, that lead has been narrowing in recent months. Now, in a move to maintain its lead, Time editors are working on a redesign that will launch in January. The magazine’s newsstand price will also rise in January, from $3.95 to $4.95.
The City of New Orleans has announced advertiser enhancements for the 2007 New Orleans Mardi Gras Sponsorship & Support Program.
Citigroup is paying $34 million for the naming-rights to Boston’s Wang Center for the Performing Arts.
Less than two months after Sharper Image founder Richard Thalheimer was ousted, two more executives are on their way out.
Car and Driver magazine will be shifting some of its print features to its website, as the magazine itself is also redesigned, and it’s planning to introduce an ad-supported mobile service.
The sale of ABC Radio to Citadel Broadcasting should be completed in the first half of 2007.
With the acquisition of at least two major accounts - GM and Wal-Mart - Carat has soared nearly to the top of the media network heap, coming in second only to Starcom MediaVest Group.