John Sargent, Former Doubleday President, Dies at 87
Mr. Sargent oversaw the expansion of a modest-size family-controlled book publisher into an industry giant with interests extending into broadcasting and baseball.
Mike Huckabee to Begin Radio Show
Rush Limbaugh will soon have a new radio rival: Mike Huckabee, who will be running a radio show from noon to 3 p.m. for Cumulus Media Networks.
Young People Are Watching, but Less Often on TV
Young people still watch many television shows, but they are streaming them on computers and phones to a greater degree.
Lawrence O’Donnell Breaks It To Donald Trump: ‘Romney Knows’ He Is ‘America’s Biggest Loser’
A mere minutes after Donald Trump had gone through the many, many ways he thought Rick Santorum was a loser on Fox News, over at MSNBC, he found himself on the receiving end of the same. It is no big secret that Lawrence O'Donnell isn't a huge fan of Trump, but what may...
Chrysler’s ‘Halftime’ Ad Stirs Divisions
An ad meant to bring Americans together instead stirred a television tempest with politicians and commentators squaring off against auto maker Chrysler over whether its commercial has political undertones.
Advertising: Marketing Financial Risk Management to Clients and Providers
A campaign encouraging professionals to become certified as financial risk managers is centered on photographs of men in business garb recoiling as if they had been punched.
One News Corp. Hack Case Set to Go to Trial
News Corp.'s U.K. tabloid-newspaper unit has settled 54 of the 60 civil phone-hacking claims that victims had filed. A suit by singer Charlotte Church is the only one set to go to trial.
One News Corp. Hack Case Set to Go to Trial
News Corp.'s U.K. tabloid-newspaper unit has settled 54 of the 60 civil phone-hacking claims that victims had filed. A suit by singer Charlotte Church is the only one set to go to trial.
WATCH: JFK Intern Discusses Sordid Details Of Affair
Mimi Alford, the former White House intern who wrote a book claiming she had an affair with then-President John F. Kennedy, opened up on Wednesday...
New Settlements in Britain’s Hacking Scandal
Rupert Murdoch’s British newspaper subsidiary was reported to have reached a new batch of settlements on Wednesday in the hacking scandal.
Media Decoder Blog: A Lawsuit Accuses Relativity Media and Fortress of Fraud
The suit charges that a complicated financial transaction involving the producer of "Salt" and "Paul Blart: Mall Cop" and Citibank cut an investor out of $44 million.
