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Washington Post
20 hours ago
US news

Dabney Coleman, actor who portrayed comic scoundrels, dies at 92

Dabney Coleman, acclaimed character actor known for comically macho roles, passed away at 92 in California. [ more ]
IndieWire
1 month ago
Film

'The Holdovers,' 'Succession,' and 'The Bear' Win Top Prizes at WGA Awards (Complete Winners List)

The WGA Awards celebrate screenwriting impact on film and television, even without predicting Oscars or Emmys. [ more ]
The Hollywood Reporter
2 months ago
Marketing

Meet Harpoon, the Social Media Firm Changing the Landscape

Social media marketing is prevalent but often lacks genuine content.
Harpoon focuses on effective marketing strategies for film and TV industry. [ more ]
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Digiday
1 day ago
Artificial intelligence

TV networks embrace AI at the upfront to improve audience targeting and commerce

AI adoption in ad-buying tools faster than TV business model transformation. [ more ]
Vulture
4 days ago
Writing

It's Time to Let Interview With the Vampire Seduce You

Interview With the Vampire returns with Gothic spooky vibes in the Post 'Peak TV' era. [ more ]
Advocate.com
2 weeks ago
NYC LGBT

Too many LGBTQ+ TV characters disappeared this year because their series was canceled: report

The presence of LGBTQ+ characters on TV is decreasing, with many disappearing due to show cancellations or endings. [ more ]
Queerty
2 weeks ago
SF LGBT

Darren Criss says he's "culturally queer" & playing gay on 'Glee' was a "privilege"

Playing LGBTQ+ characters on mainstream TV can have a significant impact on viewers, fostering understanding and representation. [ more ]
AdExchanger
2 months ago
Privacy technologies

The News In Europe Sues Google; Are IP Addresses Worth Saving? | AdExchanger

European news companies sue Google for antitrust damages in Dutch court.
Concerns raised over the use of IP addresses for targeting and attribution in TV industry. [ more ]
Poynter
2 months ago
Media industry

Heeeere's a new site covering late-night TV - Poynter

Late-night TV history is rich with memorable figures like Johnny Carson, Jay Leno, and David Letterman.
LateNighter.com is a new website focusing on covering the current late-night TV landscape. [ more ]
www.mercurynews.com
3 months ago
Media industry

Why old-fashioned TV is still the winning ticket for political ads

Streaming surpassed broadcast and cable TV viewing in 2023.
Political advertising is expected to drive a record $17 billion in TV ad expenditures in 2024. [ more ]
www.npr.org
3 months ago
Chicago

Lena Waithe talks working at Blockbuster and crushing on Jennifer Aniston : Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!

Lena Waithe is the first Black woman to win an Emmy for comedy writing
She has had a successful career in the entertainment industry [ more ]
AdExchanger
3 months ago
Marketing

Target One Audience, Measure Another: The Definition Of TV-Buying Insanity | AdExchanger

TV measurement in the media industry is based on outdated methods and focuses on age and gender breakdowns instead of a brand's unique target audience.
Recent advancements in TV measurement, such as automated content recognition and TV attribution, have improved capabilities but the question of viewership remains complex due to fragmentation by platform, device, and content type. [ more ]
www.nytimes.com
3 months ago
Television

Opinion | How the TV Industry Lost Its Nerve

The era of Peak TV is coming to an end, with fewer disruptive and groundbreaking shows expected in the future.
Netflix's success in its early days was due to its ability to define itself against traditional studios and networks. [ more ]
www.nytimes.com
4 months ago
Television

Tom Shales, TV Critic Both Respected and Feared, Dies at 79

Tom Shales, the Pulitzer Prize-winning television critic for The Washington Post, has passed away at the age of 79.
Despite being based in D.C., Shales had significant influence over the television industry and was both praised and criticized for his sharp critiques.
Shales was known for his biting and influential TV column, 'On the Air,' which was syndicated in 59 other newspapers. [ more ]
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