Newspaper Web Visitors Soar in ‘06
Last year brought some good news for newspapers when it came to website visits.
Last year brought some good news for newspapers when it came to website visits.
In two separate announcements, CBS said it would stream pre-Grammy star arrivals and create a CBS Mobile division as part of CBS Interative, according to reports from Mediaweek and MediaPost (via MarketingVox).
Turner Broadcasting and EchoStar Communications have signed an affiliation agreement that allows Court TV to be distributed on Dish Network.
With the expanded implementation of its Personalized Search, Google has quietly but significantly altered the search engine marketing (SEM) playing field, according to Search Engine Land (via MarketingVox).
The second of only two art directors in the history of Playboy magazine is retiring after 39 years with the magazine, 28 of those as art director.
Following reports of growing tensions about differing approaches to radio ad sales with new owner Google, the founders of automated radio ad placement company dMarc have resigned.
Radio revenues increased only slightly in 2006 over 2005, growing 1 percent. Total combined local, national and network sales figures were flat for the year. National business grew 5 percent year-over-year, local fell 1 percent and network decreased 2 percent, according to the Radio Advertising Bureau.
If you haven’t heard of the new Nickelodeon show Naked Brothers Band, it’s not for lack of pre-show buzz.