Month: April 2023

Democratic lawmakers contend that the WBD merger has allowed for anticompetitive behavior that is damaging consumers and workers.

S&P estimates gross retransmission fees will rise 3% to $14.83 billion this year, with lower single-digit gains to $15.93 billion in four years. Earlier this year, BIA Advisory Services projected
local TV station ad revenue would decline 15% to $18.5 billion across all local TV ad platforms — broadcast, premium streaming and digital.

From 46th Street to 56th Street, a pink carpet marks the route of the “Maisel Tov” campaign, a chance for fans to celebrate their devotion in classic Midge style.

A new report doesn’t answer that, but it shows Twitter is the top place they share professional content, while LinkedIn is No. 1 for consuming it.

Tim Brown is the creative vision behind the sustainable shoe and clothing company Allbirds. Before starting Allbirds, Brown was a professional soccer player, playing for teams around the world, and was even part of New Zealand’s 2010 World Cup team. Since starting Allbirds from scratch, Brown has been on a quest to bring it to…

Happy accidents are what keep the world interesting, and that goes double for the unexpected gamble of instant film development. You never know exactly what you’re going to get with instant photography, but that’s part of the joy of the medium. In that spirit, Polaroid has released its Reclaimed Blue 600, a striking blue-tinted film…

Since its launch in November 2022, ChatGPT, the chatbot developed by OpenAI, has been inescapable. Across the business world and society as a whole, people have been equal parts amused by its capabilities, excited for its potential and impressed by its iterations like GPT-4. They’ve also been fearful, with many speaking up about the technology’s…

Majed Khalil sued after now-former Fox News host Lou Dobbs claimed Khalil and other Venezuelans engaged in fraud around the U.S. 2020 election. A separate, $2.6-billion, still-in-process suit by
Smartmatic Voting Systems cites Fox claims that Smartmatic was founded in Venezuela as one part of its defamation complaint.

During the Super Bowl, Intuit’s TurboTax and its agency partners at Wieden+Kennedy had a message for potential customers: “Come to TurboTax and don’t do your taxes. Meet with one of our experts who will do your taxes for you.” Which part of that do you think tax preparation service H&R Block and their team at…