E! Launching More True (but Sad) Hollywood Stories
E! is planning a new series as a sidekick to its E! True Hollywood Story series.
E! is planning a new series as a sidekick to its E! True Hollywood Story series.
The Seattle Times will be eighty-sixing its stock and mutual fund tables from their slot in the paper from Tuesdays through Fridays, but will retain the A-to-Z stock listings in its Saturday edition.
Broadcast Electronics and Metro Radio, in cooperation with iBiquity Digital, conducted the first HD Radio demonstration at the ITU Telecom World 2006 conference in Hong Kong last week.
The postal reform bill, H.R. 6407, drafted by House Government Reform Chairman Tom Davis (R-VA) and ranking member Henry Waxman (D-CA), was approved just as Congress was preparing to adjourn on Saturday.
Last week, The New York Times posted digital versions of censored - and therefore unpublished - articles written in 1942 to commemorate the anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. The 15,000-word series, written in 1942 by Times reporter Robert Trumbull, detailed the Herculean engineering feat of raising and repairing four heavily damaged battleships. Sixty-four years later, the series is available now, in its entirety, online.
Adwalker, the U.S. arm of Ireland-based company that equips specially trained brand-ambassadors with wearable interactive computer gear, will be featured on season six of The Apprentice with Donald Trump.
A new home-and-work file of small business owners has hit the market, based on small businesses who have purchased business-related goods and services or who have responded to targeted business offers.
NBC will air a live-action remake of the classic animated special, The Year without a Santa Claus, tonight (Monday) at 9 p.m.
DraftFCB is not concerned that its reputation has been damaged following the agency’s ouster by Wal-Mart, according to Wally Petersen, DraftFCB spokesman. Petersen was referring to the fact that the agency was dumped by Wal-Mart just days after the retailer fired executive Julie Roehm, who handled the review and who enthusiastically endorsed DraftFCB as Wal-Mart’s new agency.
Marie Claire has embarked upon a video podcast initiative, launching in the new year, and Unilever has come aboard as sponsor.
Arbitron will include four new radio markets in its Spring 2007 survey. These will include: Aspen, Colorado; Grand Island-Kearney, Nebraska; Hot Springs, Arkansas; and Twin Falls (Sun Valley), Idaho.
After an initially cool reaction to amateur video auteurs, Coca-Cola is continuing its embrace of consumer creativity with a YouTube promotion that taps several of the site’s most popular video bloggers, reports AdWeek (via MarketingVox).
The Hollywood Reporter let go 10 editorial staffers, including many of its top editors, on Friday.
Companies have been successful in creating street-level campaigns that go viral online in recent weeks, particularly in Times Square.
Clear Channel is continuing to add to its existing lineup of on-demand radio content which can be accessed via Clear Channel’s online radio stations.