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CBS Dominates the Wednesday Overnights; ABC and NBC Continue to Struggle2008-11-20 Led by old faithfuls Criminal Minds and the 100th episode of CSI: NY, CBS has a lock on the Wednesday overnights. But ABC and NBC continue to lag in midweek.Do you eat, breathe and sleep TV, but don't want to start your own blog? Click here to hear Marc Berman's morning review of last night's TV highlights and lowlights. Berman, aka The Programming Insider, offers tasty tidbits from his daily enewsletter, dishes on TV news (occasionally with a guest editor from Mediaweek) and previews upcoming shows to watch or avoid. 
Mr. TV: Army of OneSince it isn’t every day I have the chance to interview a megastar (and impress my two teenage children in the process), this week’s column is devoted to the one—and only—Gene Simmons, with whom I spoke on camera during our Mediaweek All-Stars luncheon last week. MoreADVERTISEMENT DATA CENTER
Washington, D.C.There’s no shortage of news in the nation’s capital, which hosts bureaus for just about every major media news operation in the country. MoreMagazine MonitorThe Mediaweek Magazine Monitor chart provides continually updated current and year-to-date ad page data by magazine category. See Mediaweek magazine’s accompanying analysis for the stories behind the numbers. Rapid Report: October 27, 2008Drawing from topline circulation estimates filed to the Audit Bureau of Circulations’ Rapid Report service, this monthly feature provides a snapshot of the circulation performance of a given magazine category based on the latest available figures. More
Nielsen IAG: Politics as UsualWhich cable series are the most engaging among self-identified Democrats and Republicans? |
