Warner Bros. Animation has launched a new interactive Web site for fans of its Cartoon Network series “Batman: The Brave and the Bold,” which debuted Friday. The site, www.braveandthebold.com, is an interactive, ad-supported destination for fans of all ages. Among…
The Daily Beast recaps co-chairman of NBC Entertainment Ben Silverman’s meteoric rise up the ranks and repeats oft-heard speculation about his downfall, with NBC last among the Big Four networks in ratings. The blog touches upon Silverman’s reported predilection for…
Comcast Networks has enlisted the U.K.’s MirriAd to digitally insert product logos into existing video content, Mediaweek reports. MirriAd’s work includes digitally adding virtual containers of Rice Krispies cereal and Maxwell House coffee to the 2007 feature film “Welcome to…
Twentieth Television will host a memorial service Nov. 21 for executive Matthew Rodriguez, who died Nov. 14 in Los Angeles of cancer. The service for the Twentieth TV and MyNetworkTV senior vice president of marketing and creative will be held…
CNN’s awe-inspiring buying power is examined today in the New York Observer. CNN’s plethora of political pundits, its CNN Grills and those old chestnuts—the “Magic Wall” and those Election Night holograms—are used as exhibits A, B, C and D as…
The Los Angeles Times profiles Miss J. Alexander and Mr. Jay Manuel, Tyra Banks’ two sidekicks on “America’s Next Top Model,” as they prepare for their “Top Model” spinoff, “Operation Fabulous.” If picked up by The CW, the series will…
The New York Times looks into the recent success of newsmagazine “60 Minutes.” Viewers’ hunger for important information in these hard times and exclusive interviews like last week’s with Barack and Michelle Obama are part of it, but so is…
The recession is showing that it knows no bounds with today’s firing of “Days of Our Lives” veterans Deidre Hall and Drake Hogestyn, who play Dr. Marlena Evans and John Black on the daytime drama, TV Guide reports. The cuts…
Nielsen has canceled its annual client meeting for 2009 due to economic concerns, MediaPost’s Media Daily News reports. Nielsen’s announcement suggests its concerns are not about its own financial state, but that of its clients. “Due to the current economic…
The Obama transition office today named its team that will look at the country’s tech policy needs. Again it’s tapping some veteran former Federal Communications Commission officials. The transition earlier named a workforce team to look at each federal agency’s…