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Here’s the Roundup for the Week Ending February 28

This week’s edition of stories we didn’t get to for one reason or another goes out to FCC Chairman Brendan Carr, who is making a lot of news since his recent appointment. Carr revealed his plans for local TV stations during the Innovation to Restore Trust in News: A National Summit hosted by digital news…This […]

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Mounjaro Maker Eli Lilly Swipes at Unapproved GLP-1 Rivals in Oscars Ad

At the 2024 Academy Awards, Eli Lilly, the manufacturer of blockbuster weight loss drugs including Mounjaro and Zepbound, criticized people for taking GLP-1s without an obesity diagnosis. In 2025, the pharma giant is changing tack with an attack on its non-FDA-approved rivals. “Healthy Skepticism,” from Wieden+Kennedy, will debut at the 97th Academy Awards on Sunday,…At

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Report: Meta to Debut Stand-Alone Meta AI App During Q2

Meta may soon welcome another member into its family of apps, with sources telling CNBC the company plans to debut a stand-alone application for its Meta AI artificial-intelligence-powered assistant during the second quarter of this year. A paid subscription and more robust Meta AI service will also be tested, those sources told CNBC, similar to…Meta

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Why the WTA Rebrand Put Women’s Tennis Players at Center Court

The WTA realizes that a brand isn’t just a logo, font, or signature color; It’s the people behind all of those elements. After little more than half a decade of using a logo featuring a player in full serve, its acronym in bulky type, and the entire package in eye-drawing purple, the Women’s Tennis Association…The

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Wednesday, Feb. 26 Cable Evening News Ratings: The Five Regains Top Position in the Demo

Fox News’ The Five returned to the top spot in both total viewers and the Adults 25-54 demo. CNN reclaimed second place in the demo, while viewers apparently left MSNBC Prime in its second day. The ReidOut’s temporary replacement was the lowest-rated show of the evening in the demo and second-lowest in total viewers. 25-54…Fox

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Jim Parker Adds GM Title to Role as News Director at Allen Media’s Lafayette Stations

Jim Parker has been named vice president and general manager of Allen Media’s Fox and NBC affiliates KADN and KLAF in Lafayette, Louisiana. Parker will continue to work as executive news director for KLAF, a role he’s held since August, 2022. He takes over for Nanatte Lavergne, who is moving on to a new opportunity…Jim

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Here’s How the Oscars Will Acknowledge the Los Angeles Wildfires

Every year, the Academy Awards offer a golden opportunity for the film industry to bellow a full-throated hooray for Hollywood. But in 2025, that enthusiasm is tempered by the somber reality of a Los Angeles area still reeling from January’s devastating wildfires, which continue to impact artisans and executives at every level of the business….Every

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5 Questions For… Blayne Alexander

Here’s a memorable Dateline for you. On Feb. 28, NBC News’ long-running newsmagazine officially welcomes its newest correspondent, Blayne Alexander. The Atlanta-based journalist made the move in October, and files her first report on Friday’s episode–a spooky look at a haunted farmhouse that became a murder scene. Alexander’s Dateline debut arrives after nearly a decade…Here’s

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