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Brian Lehrer on Crowdsourcing
Another note from the Consumer Revolution conference: Brian Lehrer, of New York City?s public-radio station, WNYC, spoke about his station?s use of crowdsourcing, or public journalism. (For more on the method, see Lehrer?s most famousmore
Angelina Jolies Carefully Orchestrated Image
LOS ANGELES - When Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt negotiated with People and other celebrity magazines this summer for photos of their newborn twins and an interview, the stars were seeking more than the estimated $14 million they received from the deal.more
'America's Next Top Model' Surges in Ratings for Finale
Stay on top of the news and stay ahead of the game?sign up for e-mail newsletters now! Rash Report: But 'Stylista' Doesn't Retain a Lot of Viewers MINNEAPOLIS (AdAge.com) -- McKey is America's next top model. And 'America's Next Top Model' is the keymore
Michael Phelps Signs Up As Subway Pitchman
Olympian Racing to Increase His Portfolio of Endorsements CHICAGO (AdAge.com) -- Michael Phelps is racking up endorsements like they're gold medals. The Olympian has inked a deal with Subway to represent the brand 'across all marketing channels' in amore
Who Will Be at the Table?
Drug companies eye a large chair Digg Facebook Reddit StumbleUpon Delicious During the campaign, Barack Obama promised his cheering crowds that, when he rolled up his sleeves to work on health care, he would ?have insurance company representatives andmore
A Roundup of the Wreckage
With yet another stock-market plunge yesterday, the papers all have their follow stories about the bleakness. Barry Ritholtz over at The Big Picture posts a roundup of some of the records being set lately. It?s a snapshot of the disaster. The S&Pmore
At Risk in Mexico
On November 13, Mexican crime reporter Armando Rodriguez was killed outside his Juarez home by an unknown attacker. Rodriguez covered the crime beat for the national daily El Diario for fourteen years, and had briefly been transferred to the paper?s Elmore
IATSE, studios agree to a contract
The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees agreed to a tentative three-year contract with the major Hollywood studios Wednesday, becoming the fifth union this year to conclude a deal with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Televisionmore
Letter - Ombudsman Deborah Howell on Media Bias
In her Nov. 15 ombudsman column, 'Remedying the Bias Perception,' Deborah Howell stated: 'Journalism naturally draws liberals; we like to change the world.' But it is this desire to influence that many readers find objectionable and that runs counter tomore
AdMarket 50 Hits Lowest Point Since 2000 Launch
Autos, Newspaper and Search Giants All Sink LOS ANGELES (AdAge.com) -- The AdMarket 50 dropped 5.1% today to its lowest point since Ad Age and Bloomberg launched the index in 2000. Broad stock indexes tumbled to multiyear lows amid deepening signs of amore
Updated: Fresh Cuts at Time Inc.
Marketing staff reduced; Cooking Light publisher swapped out More heads are rolling at what?s left of Time Inc.?s Southern Progress Corp., which recently was folded into a Lifestyle Group under a recent company-wide reorg. Cooking Light?smore
No October Surprise: McClatchy Revenue Down 18% On Continued Ad Softness
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Disney embraces Imax
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Marketers Plan to Increase Spending in Cable, Online, Mobile in Next 6 Months
While Cutting Back on Broadcast TV, Magazines and National Newspapers NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- Over the next six months, not only will ad spending be down, but the feeling among advertisers and their agencies toward media like broadcast TV, nationalmore
What's Behind Fall in Papers' Web Rev. Growth
Amidst the plague-like conditions newspapers are facing ? the locusts eating up print ad revenue, a flood of ill will from Wall Street, the arid credit markets, and crushing loads of debt ? publishers could once at least find relief in the steady,more