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CBS News Veteran Charlie Rose Admits to Workplace Flirting

NBC News:  Charlie Rose, the former "CBS This Morning” anchor, admitted he flirted with his female co-anchors and had workplace relationships, according to court documents. Rose acknowledged during a deposition that he flirted with his Gayle King, Norah O’Donnell and...

Netflix Snubs Super Bowl After Running Ads for Three Years

Ad Age:  As the streaming wars heat up, the Super Bowl has become a favorite outlet for these services to promote their platforms and original content. But Netflix, which has been a Super Bowl regular over the past few years, will sit out of the Big Game in...

Conde Nast Gets Flak as Teen Vogue Pulls Facebook Article

New York Times:  On Wednesday, Teen Vogue published a glowing article on Facebook’s efforts to safeguard political speech. Not long after it was posted, a line appeared at the top of the story to signal that it was a paid advertisement. Soon after, the label...

Meredith Unveils Debut Issue of Magazine with HGTV Hosts

Daily Mail:  They're already the brains behind a hit HGTV series, four spinoffs, furniture lines, books, and an app. And now Property Brothers Jonathan and Drew Scott are venturing into magazines with the release of their new lifestyle quarterly Reveal, hitting...

News Corp, Without Fanfare, Debuts US Website for The Sun

Digiday:  UK newspaper The Sun quietly launched a free US website on Wednesday as News Corp. tries to take advantage of the tabloid’s existing audience across the pond. News U.K. has about a dozen editorial and audience-development employees working on the US...

Metro Boston Free Newspaper Shutters After Nearly 20 Years

Patch Boston:  The free daily paper that greeted commuters in the Boston area for nearly two decades has published for the last time. The Boston Metro said in a note to readers that Wednesday morning was its final day of operation. "A difficult decision had to be...

Fox, Comcast, AT&T Put Harder Sell on Hard News for 2020

Variety:  Both NBCUniversal and Fox Corp. are talking to advertisers about research that demonstrates viewers don’t think negatively about the advertisers in news programs, no matter whether the host leans toward a particular political view or if the news itself is...

Bloomberg, Trump Both Buying $10 Million Super Bowl Ads

New York Times:  Michael Bloomberg has secured a 60-second advertising spot to air during next month’s Super Bowl, an ad buy that will most likely cost at least $10 million. President Trump also has reserved 60 seconds’ worth of advertising during the game for roughly...



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