Los Angeles TimesSports Fans are hungry to watch TV sports after pandemic. But will it be a logjam? Los Angeles Times - Stephen BattaglioAfter seeing the coronavirus pandemic cancel major sporting events such as the NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship and the Summer Olympics, fans may soon be faced with too much of a good thing. The planned
CNNAjouté à PoliticsPolitical Advertising Political advertising grows on streaming services, along with questions about disclosure CNN - By Fredreka Schouten, CNN(CNN) — In one recent ad from the conservative group FreedomWorks, a somber young woman looks into the camera and talks about Covid-19's disproportionate toll on the elderly. "If you are healthy, it's
AvatarNate WyethAjouté à AdLifeAdvertising Industry Slowly but surely, the TV ad market is changing in profound ways - Digiday Digiday - Digiday In effect, what was once a tax is becoming a discount, threatening to lead cost-conscious advertisers to spend their money outside the …
ForbesAjouté à LifestyleLifestyle Many Flights Are (Probably) Coming Back This Summer: Here’s Where They’re Going Forbes - Gabriel LeighAirlines are continuing to put planes back into the air and return to cities that haven’t seen their aircraft for months in some cases – but service resumption remains on an uneven and unpredictable trajectory.
MarketplaceAjouté à All StoriesBusiness Structural economic racism - Marketplace Marketplace - by Andie Corban and Kai Ryssdal Marketplace host Kai Ryssdal spoke with Dorothy Brown, Emory University, about the racial economic divide. Brands have long embraced the symbols of …
The HillAjouté à The HillDeath of George Floyd ViacomCBS to air 8-minute, 46-second tribute to George Floyd across 12 networks thehill.com - Joe Concha ViacomCBS's entertainment and youth channels, along with CBS Sports Network, will cease programming Tuesday afternoon for eight minutes and 46 …
