FX has ordered its final 19 episodes of Nip/Tuck - the show will end its run on the network in 2011, president John Landgraf told the media at the Television Critics Association tour today.
Ryan Seacrest’s America Top 40 has hit a milestone of nearly 500 radio stations worldwide. The show continues to rank number one in New York, Los Angeles, Boston, Detroit and Minneapolis within its target demo of adults 18-34, according to Clear Channel Radio.
Jay Leno cracked wise last night about his future in late night, indicating he’ll head to ABC when he leaves NBC and The Tonight Show next year.
Arena Media Networks, an out-of-home video network with screens in more than 30 stadiums, has penned a deal with Nielsen to provide reporting on the reach of its screens.
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Xbox 360 owners can now play movies on demand through their consoles via a deal between Microsoft and Netflix.
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TargetSpot, the ad sales network serving online radio, gained nine more radio groups recently, bringing its portfolio of station partners to over 600.
Gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender adults are less comfortable with financial services providers than heterosexual consumers, according to a recent national survey conducted online by Harris Interactive and Witeck-Combs Communications, reports MarketingCharts.
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Nearly a quarter of the world’s population (some 1.4 billion people) - will use the internet on a regular basis in 2008 - and that number is expected to surpass 1.9 billion, or 30 percent of the world’s population, in 2012, according to IDC’s Digital Marketplace Model and Forecast, MarketingCharts reports.
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Relish, the relatively new monthly food magazine distributed in newspapers, is increasing its circulation from 12 million to 15 million beginning with its January 2009 issue.
Yet another top executive is leaving the Los Angeles Times. Publisher David Hiller announced yesterday that he is on his way out, after less than two years on the job.
NBCU may break a record of its own with the Summer Olympics next month, set as it is to pull in more than $1 billion in ad revenue for the summer games.
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