Month: February 2023

He’s doubling down on an unpopular policy mix, hoping the economy improves.

Democrats thought a socialist couldn’t win the presidency in 2020. Well, they’ve got one now for 2024.

The Biden administration has reinstated a 2001 rule imposing unnecessarily strict regulations on Tongass National Forest.

Biden’s speech calling for better data protections got a standing ovation from both sides of the aisle. So, where’s a federal privacy law?

Sunday’s Grammy Awards on CBS saw a 28% jump in audience from a year earlier, halting a nosedive in the ratings that started in 2020.

Omnicom reported 7.2% organic revenue growth for the fourth quarter. The current growth outlook for 2023 is 3% to 5%.

Zoom was a pandemic star. It’s the latest tech company to find that status isn’t sustainable.

Few would recommend contacting your ex on Valentine’s Day. Topo Chico, however, leads the minority population who thinks that reconnecting with a former love on the romantic day is not only a good idea, but you should come bearing gifts. For instance … a whole scorpion. Starting at 8 a.m. EST Feb. 10, the hard…

NBCUniversal is launching Peacock Ad Manager to all advertisers in 2023 in an effort to court small businesses and performance marketers, the publisher announced today at One23, its ad-tech-focused showcase for advertisers. “We’re really democratizing access to television for performance marketing,” Krishan Bhatia, president and chief business officer for NBCU’s ad sales division, told Adweek….

Early this football season, the National Football League began shifting tactics to engage younger fans on social media as people reallocate their attention from TV to digital content that is fun, snackable and highly visual. With Super Bowl 57 quickly approaching, Big Game advertisers–who spent up to a record-breaking $7 million for 30-second spots this…