Advertising Age brought its Women to Watch franchise to a third continent this week, in a partnership with local licensee MediaCat.
The cable network has picked up two original sitcoms in addition to adding "Modern Family" in syndication. It also plans a "Psych" musical.
Two of the most respected creative agencies in the business were forced to undertake big rounds of layoffs on Thursday.
Takeout pizza and a DVD are a natural fit for many. So Domino's Pizza in Brazil decided to combine the two in a campaign via Artplan Sao Paolo.
Life isn't easy at a new high school... when you're an alien.
Walmart misses on top and bottom lines, but will step up price ads and ecommerce investments.
One of YouTube's largest channels is expanding to Xbox Live in 41 global markets.
The company still intends to block third-party cookies by default, it said, but only after further testing.
Long before Jared was a spokesman, the sandwich chain was touting the freshness of its products.
Your agency has to decide: Continue to chase business the old-fashioned way, or embrace the idea of getting known in Internet searches by prospective clients.
Meet Charles Barkley, the new head of TBS... according to Will Ferrell, who claimed to be the new head of Turner.
The CW is making room for new series including "The Originals," a spin-off from "The Vampire Diaries."
Reports that Gabriel Li died of chronic overwork have not been substantiated. Still, his death highlights the lack of boundaries between work and personal life in China.
See the replay of our live blog, where The CW introduced a bevy of vampires, aliens and delinquents from the future.
The relationships are symbiotic: Companies provide problems and the research data to solve them. In return, they have access to a well-trained workforce with real-world experience.
Campaign from Droga5 in Sydney encourages techies to kick it old-school -- with a paperback -- for a few hours.
Coke, AT&T and GM already signed up for Sochi coverage; A-B InBev's Chibe says TV not only game in town.
What do acid trips, karaoke, and the TV show "Bewitched" have in common? All part of the story of this ad exec's colorful life.
Along with the usual telenovela fare, Telemundo is opening a studio to develop bilingual programming.
After Jimmy Kimmel called CBS "smug," CBS Corp. CEO Les Moonves joked that he'd try to be gracious today -- but that it's hard.
