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Eric Stonestreet on Modern Family’s Future and Breaking His No-Hosting Rule for ‘The Toy Box’ Plus, why he doesn't appear in more ad campaigns By Jason Lynch After eight years as Cameron Tucker on the hit sitcom Modern Family, Eric Stonestreet has become the latest ABC star to moonlight as a host on the network. He's emceeing The Toy Box, a new reality competition premiering Friday in which inventors vie for approval from a group of toy experts followed by a panel...
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Turner, Fox and Viacom Tap Accenture to Run Their Audience Targeting Platform Their goal is to make OpenAP the industry standard By Jason Lynch Three weeks after Turner, Fox Networks Group and Viacom announced that they had joined forces to create OpenAP, an audience advanced platform standard for cross-publisher audience targeting and independent measurement, the companies shared more details with the industry about how it will operate. During a presentation this morning at New York's Times Center, the three...
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AMC Networks Is Going to Tout Its Shows This Week, Not Brand Messaging or Data Highlights all 5 of its networks at first combined upfront By Jason Lynch As it prepares for its first combined upfront event on Thursday night, AMC Networks is taking an unconventional approach to connect with buyers this year. The company is going to let the quality of its shows do most of the talking. So, instead of unveiling new brand messaging or network refreshes at New York's Skylight...
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YouTube’s Live TV Streaming Service Is Officially Available for Subscription Most robust package for sports launches in 5 U.S. markets with more coming soon By Sami Main YouTube's answer to a live TV streaming service is available for download today and will start streaming on Thursday. YouTube TV joins other offerings, including DirecTV Now, PlayStation VUE and Sling TV, that provide livestreaming and on-demand TV programs. The service will available in the New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco Bay Area, Chicago and...
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Azteca America’s Upfront Gets Political With The Wall, an Immigrant Drama Set on the U.S.-Mexico Border Network readies programmatic and OTT options for advertisers By Jason Lynch A lot has changed in the year since Azteca America last held an upfront event. For proof, look no further than the highlight of the Spanish-language network's new upfront slate, which was unveiled at tonight's event in New York: El Muro (The Wall), a new drama set on the U.S.-Mexico border. And unlike NBC's game...
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These 15 Political Power Players in Media Are Keeping It Real in the Age of Fake News Tucker Carlson, Maggie Haberman and more By Adweek Staff At a time when the media are derided as failing and fake, these correspondents are on the top of their game--breaking news and keeping it real as they grapple with a White House that's been on a high-speed cycle with no end in sight. -Lisa Granatstein
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Nearly 50 Advertisers Have Left The O’Reilly Factor After Latest Harassment Scandal Brands like BMW, Advil and Esurance have all pulled out By A.J. Katz Nearly 50 advertisers have either pulled their ads from cable news's No. 1 program, The O'Reilly Factor in response to a New York Times investigation detailing five harassment cases against Fox News host Bill O'Reilly. According to the report, O'Reilly and the company he works for paid out $13 million to settle the cases. A...
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