Big In Print
A district judge tossed bulk of discrimination claims file by Joy C. Noel, but one part of the case is going to trial next month.
The Brooklyn-based digital agency is losing a group of senior staffers -- including founder Gene Liebel -- who are launching a new shop.
TV networks have a bigger concern than one-upping their broadcast rivals: grabbing attention from original content on nontraditional platforms.
Automaker's VP-marketing talks agency relationships, the Super Bowl, the 'dummy screen' and the iBeetle.
Hershey will introduce a milk-based candy in China and open up a Shanghai R&D center as part of its strategy to build a presence the world's fastest-growing candy market.
Accenture continues to move toward its goal of being a digital marketing services provider with its second acquisition in a week.
Beyond channel 99, Time Warner Cable will host related channels under headings such as Entertainment, Life & Style and Sports.
Stephen King has no plans for a digital edition of his new book, Joyland, hoping to get more people to shop for it in a physical bookstore.
Media consumers across the United States are reporting this week that sponsored content is easily the coolest f--king published material anyone could ever read or watch.
Findings from a new study suggest a better, more uniform code for determining whether or not alcohol advertisements are appropriate.
Bakery-cafe chain has no plans yet to expand program outside of St. Louis area.
Companies including Wal-Mart, Gap and Target opted out; retailers cited fear of lawsuits over pact's terms.
Because of scheduling issues, some actors were edited into group scenes in post-production
The U.S. Open tennis tournament will be aired exclusively on ESPN networks beginning with the 2015 tournament.
A look at how the beverage giant is attempting to bridge nations in conflict with its "Small World Machines" campaign.
When brands get in hot water because of tie-ups with rap-artist endorsers, the marketing execs must examine their own culpability.
That the electrifying opening -- a frantic tight shot in a speeding car, the sudden appearance of a gun -- was not even the strangest moment tells you just how bizarre last night's episode was.
Following a fast-paced agency review, the Interpublic Group of Cos.' shop wins global media duties for the e-commerce giant.
Struggling retailer has a new CMO and plans to become the "neighborhood technology playground."
AT&T is the country's fifth largest ad spender -- and now its using data gleaned from its own digital advertising to to help other marketers that buy inventory through AT&T's AdWorks business.
The former agency exec will be tasked with striking more content deals with brands, agencies and publishers.
Being backed by Yahoo will give Tumblr more street cred in sales pitches. But will it make Tumblr less cool?
The line between broadcast and cable is continuing to disappear. Already cable has managed to snag broadcast-level audiences, produce broadcast-quality shows and, in some cases, command broadcast-style ad rates.
Under pressure, Procter & Gamble, U.S.'s No. 1 ad spender, examines how it measures the impact of its outlay.
Google has insisted it will not permit display ads on the platform. But creating branded apps seems possible.
Imagine for a second that you could interview a product. How often is it being used? For how long? And where in the house does it live?
Dumenco deconstructs the culture of the global news conglomerate that billionaire Mike Bloomberg whimmed into being.