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In 1929, the slaying of seven gangsters in the Saint Valentine’s Day Massacre delivered a wake-up call to Chicagoans and the American public about the destructive effects of Chicago’s notorious gangs. The aftermath of the violence began a new era of enforcement designed to clean up the gangs and ultimately marked the beginning of the…

The CW is growing from five nights of programming to six next season. Starting in October, the network will expand its schedule to Sunday nights, for a total of 12 hours of prime-time shows each week. This will be the first time in nine years that The CW will program on Sunday nights. From 2006-2009,…

Global experience agency Huge today announced the appointment of Dick de Lange as managing director and global head of planning. De Lange served as chief strategy officer of North America at Young & Rubicam before leaving in January. When his resignation was announced in December, a Y&R spokesperson said de Lange was leaving “to pursue…

Fox has licensed ITN Holdings’ ProVantageX platform. Through the ITN platform, media buyers can quickly negotiate with Fox using a centralized source of automated audience estimates.

The future of Verizon’s mobile streaming video service Go90 brand is uncertain, according to Tim Armstrong, CEO of Verizon’s Oath unit, which oversees Go90, speaking at Recode’s Code Media conference
on Tuesday.

Although five days of prime-time Olympics programming are down from the last Winter Olympics, overall viewing guarantees for TV advertisers are over-delivering.

According to a Diffusion Group study, Dish’s Sling TV led the way with 2.3 million subscribers, followed by DirecTVNow with 1.2 million, Playstation Vue with 600,000, Hulu with live TV at 450,000,
YouTube TV with 300,000 and FuboTV with 150,000.

Trusted Media Brands showed record visitors across its entire digital network with 62.7 million unique visitors in December, an increase of 20% over 2016. Tasteofhome.com and Familyhandman.com are
tops in popularity

In a consumer survey the agency found that 73% of respondents said that they would buy “premium, mid-priced products if they offered the same level of quality as luxury products.”

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Criteo stock shot up Wednesday morning after the French advertising technology company reported revenues of $674 million in the final quarter of 2017, a 19% gain from the same period the year before, and a 27% jump in gross profits for the year. The Q4 revenue numbers came in at the top end of Criteo’s… Continue reading »

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