MediaDailyNews Issues for June 2004
- MediaDailyNews - Wednesday, June 30, 2004
- Starcom Restructures Print Team, Chief Expects Pubs To Yield On 'Church And State' by Michael Shields
- 'Big Bang' Rattles TV Business, Pace Of New Technology Accelerates by Joe Mandese
- Razor Shaves Editor, Can You Hear The Buzzing? by Michael Shields
- PwC On TV: More Bullish Than Most, Cable Outstrips Broadcast by Paul Gough
- W to Launch to New Luxury Shopping Magazine
- New Custom Publishing Awards
- Einstein's Corner: Rush to Relax Commentary by Jeff Einstein
- MediaDailyNews - Tuesday, June 29, 2004
- Commercial Data Zaps 'Effective Frequency,' Supports 'Recency' by Joe Mandese
- Upfront Post-Mortem Questions Cable/Broadcast Budget Shift by Paul Gough
- Media Planning, Buying Drive Growth At WPP by Paul Gough
- Amid Circulation Debacles, Senior Market Papers Verify Theirs by Michael Shields
- Obit: Jack Morton
- Parade Names New Eastern Sales Director
- Fuse Promotes D'Arrigo to VP, Advertising Sales
- MediaDailyNews - Monday, June 28, 2004
- Zenith's 2% 'Dilution' Evokes Bates' Landmark 5% Solution by Joe Mandese
- TV Industry Looks Past Channel-Surfing, Embraces IPGs, PR To Reach Viewers by Paul Gough
- Financial Focus: Grey's Cloud Lifts, Blue Sky Bids Expected by None
- Magazine Spotlight: Complex by Michael Shields
- Cinema Ad Spending Surges 37%
- Senate Committee To Examine Local People Meters
- Universal McCann SF Wins Lone US Media Lion Award at Cannes
- Zoom Media Parters With NYC Department of Parks & Recreation
- Coke's New Chairman Needs Some New Thinking. Real! Commentary by George Simpson
- MediaDailyNews - Friday, June 25, 2004
- 'Supp' Rise: Parade Touts Data, Gets One Out Of USA by Michael Shields
- Mag Rack: Time Inc. Floats 'TGIF' Plan by Michael Shields
- Infinity Dumps Arbitron, Move Costs Researcher 'Millions' At A Critical Juncture by Joe Mandese
- Advertisers, Networks Discuss Nuptials, Remain Wedded To Good Ideas by Paul Gough
- Trump: I Almost Wasn't Hired For 'The Apprentice' by Paul Gough
- MediaDailyNews - Thursday, June 24, 2004
- Advertisers Plan First Enhanced TV Meeting, Generate Keen Interest, Some Anxiety by Joe Mandese
- Mag Researcher To Gauge Reader Involvement, Ad Effectiveness by Michael Shields
- Syndication Upfront: Healthy But Slow Going by Paul Gough
- L.A. Task Force Sets Local People Meter Summit for Today
- Gemstar-TV Guide, SEC Strike Deal to End Investigation
- MediaDailyNews - Wednesday, June 23, 2004
- Coen: Upgrades Ad Outlook, Proclaims Dot-Coms 'Are Back' by Joe Mandese
- Turnaround Eludes B-To-B by Joe Mandese
- P&G Continues Media Innovation Mandate, Hires Gunn Report by Michael Shields
- Weather Gets Hot, Channel Sees Double-Digit Upfront by Paul Gough
- Nielsen Files Motion To Deny Injunction Against L.A. People Meters
- Chuck Fruit Named Coca-Cola Marketing Chief
- Aegis Buys South African Research Business
- StarLink Worldwide Names National Broadcast Investment Director
- Tall Magazine Features Top Hotels for Tall Travelers
- Einstein's Corner: Square Pegs in Round Holes Commentary by Jeff Einstein
- MediaDailyNews - Tuesday, June 22, 2004
- Wall Street To Madison Avenue: You're Back On 'Historic' Track by Joe Mandese
- Publishers Eye Teen Market, Find Explosive Growth, Diversity, Optimism by Michael Shields
- Arbitron: Heightened Security Proves Boon To Airport Media by Paul Gough
- Amid Disclosures Of Inflation, Overall Newspaper Circ. Found To Erode by Michael Shields
- Omnicom Comes Full Circle, Brands Entertainment Unit
- NCTA Exec to Step Down
- Rodale Tests Women's Health
- Coca-Cola Plans Times Square Extravaganza
- Radio Stations, TV Company Combine For Reality TV Show
- Budget Living Names New Publisher
- Applebee's Promotion on Discovery Kids
- Billboard Awards Show Honors Sunset Strip/Times Square Outdoor Ads
- Jason Pontin Named Editor-in-Chief of Technology Review
- The Amazing Race Picked As Summer Replacement Series
- MediaDailyNews - Monday, June 21, 2004
- Newspapers Face Crisis In Circulation Confidence by Michael Shields
- CAB Sings 'We Are The World,' Targets Multicultural Buys by Joe Mandese
- Magazine Spotlight: Smithsonian by Michael Shields
- Ratings Group Threatens 'Expulsion' Over Nielsen Audit Leak
- Orum Named President of IDG Entertainment
- Relay Opens New York Office
- Why Johnny Can't Read, But Can Beat SOCOM II Commentary by George Simpson
- MediaDailyNews - Friday, June 18, 2004
- Nielsen: We Undercounted People Of Color, Not Blacks, Hispanics, But Asians by Joe Mandese
- Mag Rack: A Handy Book About, Well, 'Books' by Michael Shields
- Times, IHT Calculate New Math: 'The Power Of One'
- Kerry Steps Up Spot TV Spending
- Viacom Eyes Advergaming
- Correction: Hispanic Market Focus
- MediaDailyNews - Thursday, June 17, 2004
- Forecast For Strong Third-Quarter Ad Spending, Respectable Fourth Quarter by Paul Gough
- Copy Cats: Media Execs Call On Print Advertisers To Mimic TV Pre-Testing by Michael Shields
- Political Spending Will Reach Record in 2004, TNS Media Intelligence/CMR Says by Paul Gough
- Hispanics - The Final of Four Parts by Tricia Despres
- AAAA, NAB Urge Nielsen To Resolve Local People Meter Issue
- 'Martha Stewart' To Continue Living, With Style
- African American Agency Chief Steps Down, Sets Succession Plan
- Maxim and PEM America Get Busy Under the Sheets
- Einstein's Corner: The Last Digital Frontier - The Death of a Salesman Commentary by Jeff Einstein
- Online Video Commercials: The Advent of the 10-second Spot Commentary by Mookie Tenembaum