A campaign for the drug maker Novartis uses the slogan “Hey MS, Take This!” and shows patients sticking out their tongues with capsules on them in defiance of the disease.
The editor of Sham, a new weekly newspaper, said coverage of the war in Syria had been skewed by exaggerations and misinformation.
TBS is locking in a late-night host who has become the most prominent face of the channel.
President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority pardoned Mamdouh Hamamreh, who officers said portrayed Mr. Abbas as a traitor on Facebook.
Books about bullying, for youngsters and adults, are now so numerous they are a genre in themselves.
A division of McCann Erickson New York that specializes in social media will grow to 30 employees, and will stress interactions with consumers.
The Brooklyn band Ghost Beach addresses the debate over music piracy in a big way: on an LED billboard above the American Eagle Outfitters store in Times Square.
A campaign for Temp Tee, a dairy product, offers some humorous solutions to the dreaded “matzah fatigue” of Passover.
The new starring role of social media in ads signals that agencies and advertisers believe they are prevalent enough to refer to without the risk of being misunderstood.
“The Croods” and “Olympus Has Fallen” led the weekend’s movies, rare commercial triumphs in a slow season.
At the age of 23, the singer is experiencing a tumble in popularity that is also affecting her marketability.
Many jobs today require technology skills, and job seekers who don’t go online miss opportunities.
Ms. Shriver, a former NBC correspondent, took a first step toward resuming that role when she contributed a report to NBC’s “Today” show.
An outspoken radio station in Budapest has found itself at the center of what its director calls a government-backed war to weaken and silence it.
Marriott International will use the coming release of “42,” a movie about Jackie Robinson, to promote its loyalty program to African-Americans.
Nik Wallenda, the daredevil who crossed Niagara Falls on a tightrope last year, will try a similar stunt at the Grand Canyon in June, he announced on Monday.
After the split occurs, Time Inc. will no longer have the lucrative film and television assets of Time Warner to prop it up.
With Generation Listen, NPR, like other old-media companies, is working to build connections to a younger audience.
The Unicef Tap Project intensifies its use of social media to promote fund-raising for clean drinking water for children worldwide.
Eight years after dividing into Degree Men and Degree Women, the Degree brand of deodorant is advertising its products under one creative umbrella.
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