Week of July 14 Cable News Ratings: MSNBC Only Network to Grow Across the Board
Fox News was still the No. 1 cable news network.Read More
Sinclair Buys Two Stations. One in Kentucky and Another in Missouri
Under the terms of the agreement, Sinclair will provide WDKA and KBSI with programming, technical, and management services.Read More
Former CBS Investigative Reporter Anna Werner to Work for Gray
She starts in late AugustRead More
Hulk Hogan’s Legacy Shows Americans Can Forgive a Sex Tape, But Not Racist Remarks
Shortly before he died earlier today (July 24) at the age of 71, Hulk Hogan was doing what so many out-to-pasture celebrities from the 1980s and 1990s do: He was […]Read More
Rhone Names First Media AOR to Fuel Womenswear and Wellness Expansion
Rhone has named Kepler its new media agency of record, replacing incumbent Ima‑Home following a competitive review.Read More
Measurement Competitors Try to Snatch the Crown, But Nielsen Remains King for Now
Lawsuits, adtech turmoil, and shifting loyalties define measurement at the 2025-2026 upfront.Read More
A Tribute to the Mythological Ozzy Osbourne
He made the Mick Jaggers and Robert Plants of yesteryear seem like basic cable.Read More
Commerce Secretary: TikTok Could Go Dark If US Doesn’t Get Control
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick stated that if the Chinese do not hand over more control of TikTok, the app will end up becoming inaccessible to Americans.Read More
How ABC News’ Short-Form Show Reimagines News—and Commercial Breaks
Here’s what you need to know about ABC News’ What You Need to Know on Disney+.Read More
Revolving Door Roundup: Tanya Simon Named 60 Minutes Executive Producer
C-SPAN announced promotions and a new hire within its leadership ranks.Read More