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.
Arrested Development's doctor-turned-actor Tobias Funke, played by actor David Cross, puts himself out there on green screen in order to land himself a job.
See all the trailers for CBS's new series, including "The Crazy Ones," which sets Robin Williams loose on Madison Avenue.
The networks also described their upcoming programming and projects in the works from Steven Spielberg, Steve Carell, Sylvester Stallone, Dick Wolf, Nicholas Sparks and Jamie Foxx.
Newsweek is trying to reinvent the magazine experience for the browser-based web with a new, weekly website. It's free for now, but executives plan a metered pay wall.
As the Red Sox ended its longest home game sellout streak in history, Fenway Sports Management is plotting global diversification.
As tech innovations pile on, businesses will evolve according to how and where they invest. Will yours be a pioneer?
CBS is focusing on comedy, picking up four new sitcoms for the upcoming season.
IPG agency is ending its reliance on Cadreon as it sets out to build and brand its own digital trading desk.
"Super Fun Night" star Rebel Wilson charmed the audience at ABC's upfront on Tuesday, but "Killer Woman" didn't get a colder reaction.
At Univision Communications' upfront presentation,President-CEO Randy Falco posed the question "What's better, more or less?"
ABC will begin measuring advertising in videos viewed in mobile apps, a test to expand Nielsen's Online Campaign Ratings beyond browsers.
We delve into the strategy behind the ultra-cheery animated push for the Mondelez brand cookie brand.
See the replay of our live blog as ABC told ad buyers how it plans to improve its showing among 18-to-49-year-olds.
