Turner Agrees to Pay Boston Back
Turner Broadcasting has agreed to pay for the costs incurred by the city of Boston during its response to the broadcast company’s unfortunate marketing-campaign-turned-bomb-scare.
Turner Broadcasting has agreed to pay for the costs incurred by the city of Boston during its response to the broadcast company’s unfortunate marketing-campaign-turned-bomb-scare.
YouTube has said that it will comply with Viacom’s new request to pull more than 100,000 clips of its programming, representing some 1.2 billion video streams.
While big newspapers struggle to staunch the flow of subscribers from print to online news sources and to increase readership, most small daily newspapers are doing just fine.
Online marketers rated what tactics worked best - and worst - in 2006 and those that they plan to focus on, and spend money on, this year, writes eMarketer (via MarketingVox), citing a year-end 2006 study by MarketingSherpa and ad:tech.
HD Radio technology, which got a big boost in advertising in the weeks after Christmas as several top electronic retailers promoted it in radio ads, is being used as a promotion during Super Bowl week in South Florida, where the big game is being played.
Wal-Mart has evidence that proves its claim that ousted executives Julie Roehm and Sean Womack had an extramarital affair, the retail giant claims.
Less than stellar ratings results have prompted My Network TV to drop its telenovela format - airing serial dramas each night of the week for 13 weeks - for a new strategy.