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Mother 's Robin Sparkles Is Back and Scandal's Shocking Twist - Best Moments from TVGuide.com
By: Joyce Eng & Kate Stanhope (02/09/2013)

What were your best moments?

Mobile World Congress February 25-28, 2013 - Shelly Palmer
By: Shelly Palmer (02/08/2013)

Mobile is "the" story of 2013. This year, the industry will ship 5 Billion mobile chipsets. By 2015, there will be 3 Billion people connected to the Internet and, according to Cisco, over 15 Billion connected devices. What does it all mean? Come with me to Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona from February 25-28 and I'll show you.

TV's "Mark Cuban" Influence - Don Seaman-TVB
By: Don Seaman (02/07/2013)

Talk is cheap. Television networks are not. Mark Cuban, billionaire, is one of the rare few that can afford both. And he's proven his affinity for each by recently speaking at NATPE, about many topics, among them his AXS TV network (with partner Ryan Seacrest) and his belief in the power of television in our society.

Rodney Dangerfield & Media Sales - Steve Grubbs
By: Steve Grubbs (02/06/2013)

I am baffled by the ongoing turnover of Sales Managers and Chief Revenue Officers these days at so many media companies. At a time when more and more media companies are competing for marketer ad dollars, and revenue growth is so critical to their success, sales leaders should be key players on their corporate leadership teams. In the most successful companies, they are. However, within many media companies, they are increasingly becoming the Rodney Dangerfields of their organizations.

Classic Jack: One Year Ahead of The Times and Ad Age
By: Jack Myers (02/05/2013)

In the context of two articles published by The New York Times and Advertising Age on Sunday, January 13, it's appropriate to share (below) these two commentaries published exclusively for Jack Myers Media Business Report members on February 27, 2012, plus similar commentaries on the same topics published earlier this year. I remain focused on providing Jack Myers Media Business Report members with advanced insights and market intelligence that consistently remain well ahead of traditional trade and consumer press sources.

Who Won the Advertising Super Bowl? Who Scored and Who Fumbled - Ann O'Leary-Keynote.com
By: Keynote.com (02/05/2013)

Keynote® (NASDAQ: KEYN), the global leader in Internet and mobile cloud testing and monitoring, announced the winners and losers from Sunday's Super Bowl advertisers, measuring their Web performance across desktop, tablet and smartphone screens. For the first time, Keynote measured Super Bowl advertisers' websites before, during and after the Super Bowl to see how they fared in speed and reliability once the traffic started hitting. The good news: most retailers and automakers exhibited strong performance, delivering within industry best practices across the three screens. The winners in each category were: GoDaddy (desktop); Axe (tablet); and BestBuy (Smartphone).

House of Smart - Simon Applebaum
By: Simon Applebaum (02/05/2013)

Some time from now, we may remember February 1 as opening day of a new TV era--and not for the reason immediately coming to mind right now. For some, Netflix's premiere of House Of Cards las

Time to Get Paid: How Joe Flacco and Twitter Make the Most of Their Super Bowl Experience - Chris Copeland-GroupM Next
By: Chris Copeland (02/05/2013)

Joe Flacco won. His Ravens won. He was the MVP of Super Bowl XLVII. He's a free agent-to-be who has called himself 'elite' and played like it on the biggest of possible stages. His reported asking price was $20 million per season – that was before he threw for 3 TDs and had arguably the best postseason ever by a quarterback in NFL history. And in many regards, he was joined on the podium of winners by Twitter.

Guiding Walt Disney's Legacy Into the Future by Learning From the Past - Hillary Atkin
By: Hillary Atkin (02/04/2013)

In the rapidly shifting and ultra-competitive media and entertainment landscape, you might be surprised to hear that the man who runs the Walt Disney Company doesn't pay much attention to what the competition is doing.

The Super Bowl is Just One Example of the Power of Social Viewing - Ed Keller
By: Ed Keller (02/01/2013)

The Super Bowl is upon us, and with it anticipation about the advertising is heating up. Some say that interest in the ads is as great, or greater, than interest in the game itself.

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Wible's Weekly: 3D Doubts; Mobile Ads Take Off - Janney/MediaEntertainment
By: Tony Wible

DISH's intentions related to wireless are becoming clearer with its deal with regional wireless carrier nTelos to test a 50Mbps fixed wireless broadband service. DISH could use its spectrum along with that from CLWR (if successful in their acquisition bid) to develop a viable broadband platform. This would help DISH to remain competitive with other MVPDs that increasingly offer broadband packages that enable advanced services such as VOD, home monitoring, cloud storage, etc. This is in line with our belief that DISH will try to transition towards IPTV using its wireless infrastructure.

Arbitron Ratings For All Would Be Good For All
By: Walter Sabo

The results of an open publication of all radio ratings would be new engagement from listeners and advertisers. Right now there is so much industry whining about listener apathy toward radio, positive actions would be appropriate.

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