How Gainbridge and USL Super League Both Won Naming Rights Deal
How Gainbridge and USL Super League both won a naming rights deal, with the brand getting access to soccer growth and Peacock viewers.Read More
Tribeca’s Growing Creator Push Aims to Recast Its Future
Tribeca Festival, which spans from June 4 to June 14, is diving even deeper into the creator economy by giving 12 creators a red carpet and big screen content debut at a new event, UPNEXT Creators, which will take place on June 12 at 5:30 p.m. at AMC 19th St. East 6 in New York City.Read More
Lucia Mastromauro Named Deliveroo’s VP of Advertising
Lucia Mastromauro will be responsible for Deliveroo’s advertising business.Read More
Craig McKee Leaving Cincinnati to Work in Phoenix
He said he planned to quit local TV, but a job came up in Arizona.Read More
Lorin Richardson to Leave WTNH in Hartford After a Year
She worked at CBS affiliate WFSB for four years before joining WTNH in September 2024.Read More
Scott Padgett to Move From CBS Texas to CBS New York
Padgett has been with the station for 12 years, and has been its chief meteorologist for nearly a decade.Read More
Paying attention to attention
There are people and organizations that are working overtime to redirect and manipulate your attention.
The question is: Are they more aware and careful in how you spend your attention than you are?
The act of focusing on what we focus on pays enormous dividends.
The Arena Group Quietly Settles Sports Illustrated Lawsuit
The discreet resolution marks a departure from the public gamesmanship that accompanied the legal battle.Read More
Monday, May 26 Evening Cable News Ratings: Repeats Dominate the Memorial Day Schedule
Lawrence O’Donnell led for MSNBC in a 6 p.m. perch.Read More
UK trial shows space robots could build solar farms in orbit
Remote-controlled robots could one day build giant solar farms in space, according to a recent trial in the UK. British startup Space Solar conducted the test at the UK Atomic Energy Authority’s (UKAEA) facilities on the University of Oxford’s Culham Campus, which hosts several fusion research initiatives. The company used two remotely operated robotic arms to assemble a section of the support structure for its future solar power satellite. The device aims to beam the Sun’s energy from space to Earth. According to Space Solar, the trial proved that robotics can assemble gigawatt-scale solar power satellites. Sam Adlen, the startup’s…
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