Arby’s filmed a brisket being smoked for 13 hours at the smokehouse in Texas that cures its brisket, and that footage will be one long commercial.
Keywords Press will release six to 10 titles annually, both in print and digital formats.
Mayor Bill de Blasio reacted to front-page coverage of remarks Chirlane McCray made in a magazine about motherhood.
Patch’s new controlling owner took over in January, and soon after, only 15 percent of its news staff was left. It has managed to turn a profit in the last three months.
Journalists at the left-wing French newspaper have revolted since new owners said they would eliminate the print edition and publish only on digital platforms.
Ms. Walters has been the queen of the TV celebrity “get.” But stars and politicians no longer need the networks to reach their public.
The open letter from the Caucus for Producers, Writers and Directors opposes the “dictatorial” manner of the agency in rewriting rules.
A hotel company’s marketing campaign relies on “wow” moments created for its guests, told in six words.
“Creativity Inc.” by Ed Catmull, the longtime president of Pixar Animation Studios, is quickly becoming the latest bible for the show business crowd.
Time and again, when the government tries to insert itself between the Internet and its users, it gets clobbered. This could end up the same way.
The Republican National Committee moved to reduce the number of presidential primary debates in 2016 and assert control over how they are run.
The host of the Sirius XM satellite radio program “The Whoolywood Shuffle” spends Sundays on social media, and eats Frosted Flakes at night.
Taking another step to restrict Russia’s Internet, President Vladimir V. Putin quietly signed a new law requiring popular online voices
to register with the government.
Mocked in social media, the soft drink’s slogan “You’re on” is being dropped from its ad campaign after only three months.
Monica Lewinsky writes in a coming issue of Vanity Fair that she feels it is time to stop “tiptoeing around my past, and other people’s futures.”
Sister Cristina Scuccia has become a sensation on the Italian version of the talent show “The Voice.”
Twitter’s Vine app, with its ultrashort, chaotic videos of funny faces, dance steps and stunts, has been finding a bigger audience.
Works by the magazine’s artists are the centerpiece of an advertising campaign for the New Yorker Festival, set for October.
Companies try to reach multitasking television watchers through their smartphones, tablets and laptops with Twitter and Facebook posts that are relevant to popular programs.
If you wanted to see clearly into how all the various components of the modern media ecosystem interact, you could not come up with a better real-time experiment than the Donald Sterling story.
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