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FiveThirtyEight, which covers sports, politics and science, will continue to provide data-driven sports coverage to ESPN, which just sold it to ABC. The new ownership means FiveThirtyEight will expand
its political coverage under ABC News.

The speculation from the analyst community and others has been bountiful following the weekend resignation of WPP chief Martin Sorrell.

Focused on bringing new creativity for branded integration deals to improve reach and efficiency for clients’ media investment, the group will be led by longtime CBS ad veteran Linda Rene, executive
vice president, prime-time sales and innovation.

Now that we are almost halfway through the new nine-episode season of “Roseanne,” can we do a quick check-in to see if it’s living up to its early promise as a reflection of white working-class
America in the age of Trump?

FCC Commissioner Mignon Clyburn, a Democrat appointed to the FCC in 2009, announced Tuesday that she is stepping down.

The ads will be vetted by a third party to verify and monitor information about pharmacies that go online. Google said it will begin accepting the ads from U.S. addiction treatment centers in July.

The Pulitzers focused on the stories that led up to the #MeToo movement and the downfall of Harvey Weinstein, as well as the proposed border wall and politics.

The new channel, CBN, a general interest news network focusing on top stories and headlines, debuted Tuesday on YouTube TV, and will roll out on Sling TV and Philo TV over the next few weeks, with
other distributors to follow.

More than half of U.S. teens say they are worried about the possibility of a shooting happening at their school, with one-in-four saying they are very worried.

Digital media is full of companies that clog up advertising. Ad-tech vendors require multiple companies to serve ads and the duopoly of Facebook and Google dictate how publishers distribute content on platforms. At the same time, publishers are looking for more ways to directly collect data from readers and rely less on third parties for…