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DirecTV Enters FAST Lane With Free Ad-Supported Streaming Platform

Today, on the last day of Advertising Week, DirecTV announced it will launch MyFree DirecTV, a dedicated free, ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) platform, on Nov. 15. When it launches, MyFree DirecTV will give viewers direct access to curated FAST channel content and an extensive on-demand library, with additional channels slated to join the MyFree DirecTV…Today, […]

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StockX Fills Its CMO Post With Nick Karrat

Nick Karrat is lacing up his Jordans and heading to Detroit to become the new chief marketing officer at online marketplace StockX. The “current culture marketplace” connects buyers and sellers across the globe through dynamic pricing mechanisms that enable transactions based on market value, and it focuses on high-demand goods such as accessories, apparel, collectibles,…Nick

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Local Meteorologists Increasingly Find Their Job is to Fight Conspiracy Theories About the Weather

Several broadcast meteorologists tell Rolling Stone, they’re spending more time trying to fight the increasing flow of misinformation whenever there’s a major weather event. Some say they are also being threatened while doing it. “People are just so far gone, it’s honestly making me lose all faith in humanity,” said Washington D.C.-based meteorologist Matthew Cappucci….Several

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Shari Redstone Defends Tony Dokoupil Amidst Ta-Nehisi Coates Interview Fallout

Shari Redstone, chair of CBS parent company Paramount Global, said Wednesday that CBS leadership made a “bad mistake” with their handling of CBS Mornings co-host Tony Dokoupil’s contentious interview last week with author Ta-Nehisi Coates. (CNN) “I frankly think Tony did a great job with that interview,” she said, adding, “He showed that there was…Shari

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Ken Jautz, CNN Executive Who Helped News Giant Run, to Exit

Ken Jautz, a key senior CNN executive who played a critical role in both making the news giant run properly and developing some of its best-known personalities, will leave the Warner Bros. Discovery operation by year’s end. (Variety) Jautz most recently served as executive vice president, operations. He also was a member of “the quad,”…Ken

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Week of Sept. 30 Ratings: Cable News, Morning Shows, Evening Newscasts

While the evening news broadcasts may not have seen a bounce from last week’s CBS News vice presidential debate between Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Sen. J.D. Vance (R-Ohio), the cable news networks did enjoy a boost for their simulcasts. (TVNewser) ABC News’ Good Morning America once again was in the top position for total…While

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Mocha Makeover: Coffee Mate and Vince Staples Redo a High School Teacher’s Lounge

When teachers at a Los Angeles high school called their on-site lounge “sad,” “basic,” and “antiquated,” they were being charitable. In truth, the room likely hadn’t been remodeled since the ’80s, with its drab decor and random clutter making it the opposite of a restful retreat for the educators. Coffee Mate, via its recently named…When

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X Changes Creator Payouts to Depend on Engagement, Not Ads

As X continues to alienate advertisers, even recently suing a group over their boycott of the platform, the company is shifting its creator payments policy to be less dependent on ads. (TechCrunch) Since last year, X has shared ad revenue with creators based on how many verified users see ads in replies to their posts….As

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Ex-LA Times Editor Kevin Merida Says He Didn’t Want to Leave, Points to ‘Disagreements’ With Owner

In his first interview since abruptly leaving the Los Angeles Times in January, former executive editor Kevin Merida said “disagreements” with owner Patrick Soon-Shiong led to his exit from the paper. (TheWrap)In his first interview since abruptly leaving the Los Angeles Times in January, former executive editor Kevin Merida said “disagreements” with owner Patrick Soon-Shiong

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