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Revolving Door Roundup: Blayne Alexander Joins Dateline NBC

Dateline Blayne: The Dateline NBC family grows with the addition of its newest correspondent, Blayne Alexander. Based in Atlanta and just back from maternity leave, Alexander has been with NBC News...

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Watch How the News Outlets Covered Hurricane Milton

A suddenly roofless Tropicana Field. A construction crane toppling over and crashing into the Tampa Times offices. Those are some of the searing images that aired on the major networks when Hurricane...

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Domino’s Revives ‘Emergency Pizza’ to Solve Gaming and Beauty Dilemmas

Domino's is fueling gaming sessions and solving beauty emergencies with a novel buy one, get one free offer in the second flight of its "Emergency Pizza" campaign from agency of record WorkInProgress....

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Hulu’s La Máquina Wants to Bring a Universal Spanish-Language Series to...

Hulu wants to immerse audiences into the world of Mexican boxing. La Maquina, starring Gael Garcia Bernal and Diego Luna, premiered on Hulu this week, marking the streaming service's first Spanish...

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Why Béis Wants to Turn Its Employees Into Mini Social Media Stars

Beis, the six-year-old luggage company founded by actress and founder Shay Mitchell, is drumming up social media buzz from its employees. While competing luggage brands like Away and Monos give...

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Melissa Torres Moving on From WWLP in Springfield

Melissa Torres is leaving WWLP in Springfield, Massachusetts. The Nexstar NBC affiliate said Torres is moving out west to work at another Nexstar station. By the goodbye photo we posted, it looks like...

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Why Vox Media Is Selling Its Podcasts as Multichannel Franchises

The digital media company Vox Media signed the YouTube creator Kenny Beecham to its podcast network Friday, part of a broader strategy from the company as it seeks to position its podcast portfolio as...

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Here’s the Roundup for the Week Ending October 11

Happy Friday to all who celebrate. In this week's roundup of stories we didn't post for one reason or another, we see the usual to and fro of local talent. We also see that an Atlanta artist is paying...

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Shutterfly Wants to Banish Generic, Throwaway Gifts This Holiday Season

No one wants the pre-wrapped fragrance set from Walgreens, the tabletop fireplace, the oversized chocolate fountain, any "talking" wall plaque or novelty necktie-and yet those gifts, or "gifts," arrive...

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Tips from NCM, verb., and Pinterest On Avoiding the ‘Sea of Sameness’ In...

Successful experiential marketing has become more than just hosting a one-time pop-up event or providing guests with a photo opportunity. In "Immersive Brand Moments: Designing Experiences That...

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Pachinko Producer Explains Why Diverse Stories Are Breaking Out in Streaming

For producer Theresa Kang, everything comes down to perspective. Kang, the CEO of Blue Marble Pictures, was born in the United States, but her sister and parents were immigrants born in South Korea,...

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G/O Media Is Suing Paste Media a Year After Selling It Jezebel

The digital media firm G/O Media filed a lawsuit in Delaware court last month against Paste Media, according to public records obtained by ADWEEK. The lawsuit alleges that Paste Media breached the...

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CNN and Fox News Announce Harris and Trump Town Halls

With another presidential debate looking increasingly unlikely, the cable news networks have pivoted to another format they know well--town halls. On Friday, CNN and Fox News both announced separate...

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A Deeper Dive Into the 2023-2024 Season Ratings

As we settle into the 2024-2025 broadcast season, TVNewser is taking a last look back at some of the lesser-told narratives of 2023-2024 broadcast season. We're focusing on time periods and networks...

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The Cost of Cultural Ignorance: How Brands Can Get It Right

In the unfolding narrative of advertising's cultural missteps, the recent Heinz ad controversy serves as a poignant reminder of the shadows cast by history. These ads resonate with the undertones of...

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4 Ways to Mitigate Bias in AI and Close the Diversity Deficit

Feed a prompt to an AI image generator and you're bound to encounter an insidious pattern: Do the people look ... too stunning? Perhaps even wanton? Gender, race, body type, nationality,...

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The Current State of TV Streaming: Great Stories vs. Instant Virality

You've found a new show. It feels made for you. It's well written, the cast is phenomenal, and you can't wait to see where Season 2 goes. The show's only been out for about two months, but you see news...

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Where Viewers Watched Coverage of Hurricane Milton

Hurricane Milton's landfall on Florida's west coast occurred on Wednesday night, and viewers were glued in to witness its ferocity as the cable news networks offered blanket coverage of the storm. The...

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How AI Use Evolved at Companies in 3 Diverse Sectors

With artificial intelligence continuing to advance, the industry is starting to move from the "robots are coming for our jobs" to acceptance. AI platform Brand.AI sponsored a group chat at ADWEEK House...

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Genius Sports Joins Los Angeles Rams and Verizon to Blitz Fans With Data

Genius Sports and the Los Angeles Rams know that just because you have fans in your building on game day doesn't mean you have their undivided attention. The growth of fantasy sports, gambling,...

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