The CW network may have gotten off to a slow start, but it pulled itself together for a relatively strong finish in the sweeps race, boosting it above the WB’s November sweeps performance of last year.
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DHL has launched a program in the hopes of streamlining cross-border shipping in North America.
A new study from USC’s Annenberg School finds that an estimated 43 percent find membership in online communities just as important as real-world social ties.
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NBC plans mid-season schedule changes to two nights in addition to Sunday, which will need to change with the absence of Sunday Night Football.
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Although there has been some last-minute progress, labor talks with the union of The Inquirer and Philadelphia Daily News may go later than the deadline of 12:01 a.m.
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Verizon has struck yet another content distribution deal, partnering with DirecTV to stream live NFL games online.
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Net earnings for Tiffany & Co. soared 23 percent in the third quarter, over the same quarter in 2005.
Criticized for missing the social media explosion, Yahoo plans to leverage its social properties, such as Flickr and Del.icio.us, on behalf of advertisers in the hopes of partnering with “passion brands” to generate more ad revenue.
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Expand International has introduced a new outdoor display that they are calling “the first fully portable retractable banner for outdoor display use.”
Honda continues to increase the number of vehicles with XM Satellite Radios factory installed, and plans to release the radios in more than 650,000 of its 2007 year models.
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Earlier this week, published reports stated that Maurice “Hank” Greenberg, former chairman of American International Group Inc., was buying up stock in The New York Times Co. Now, speculation has it that Greenberg is in fact intent on trying to purchase the company as a whole.
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In spite of the loss of Monday Night Football, ABC managed to comfortably win November sweeps - the first time the network has taken November in seven years.
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