Month: January 2023

The policemen who beat him had their body cameras on, and it made no difference.

Pay attention to the facts and ignore the spin in the latest New York Times hit piece.

Tyre Nichols’s death is a tragedy, but the data show that crime soars when police pull back.

On this week’s episode of To Dine For, host Kate Sullivan welcomes restaurateur Mario Carbone. Carbone grew up in Queens, N.Y., surrounded by great Italian food. He worked at local eateries in his spare time, cutting his teeth in some of the best restaurants in New York City, including Babbo, Lupa, wd-50, and Caf? Boulud….

TikTok is the latest tech platform facing regulatory heat around allegations of its data sharing. While those are sensitive claims for the U.S. administration–and user privacy has become a growing concern–history has shown it will have a limited negative impact on advertisers’ spending on the platform. “At this point for most advertisers, the audience on…

The merger of Paramount Global’s two big streaming brands, “Paramount+ with Showtime” will launch later this year both for its streaming and linear TV networks. “Paramount+ with Showtime” will also be
the new name for the company’s current linear TV branded Showtime networks.

Slugger Creative is overseeing the campaign with ads that use the vehicle of “Dear John” letters to illustrate fans “breaking up” with other games.

FCC nominee Gigi Sohn helped Fox obtain waivers of FCC rules that the corporation needed to launch Fox Broadcasting Company, former executive Preston Padden told the Senate Commerce Committee.