The Olympics and a presidential election may not be the advertising bonanza some investors anticipated.
The company's search market share sinks as its board tries to right the ship.
The satellite broadcaster has turned back to positive subscriber gains from the past two quarters.
News Corp is thinking about turning one of its cable channels into a national sports network.
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As audiences shrink, channels must justify their expense, which is getting harder as media become more diffuse.
CEO Robert Iger says using DVRs to jump ads hurts revenue and threatens the company's ability to fund 'Dancing with the Stars' and other popular programs.
Is the automaker being shrewd or short-sighted?
Regardless of who wins in November, these media plays should benefit from strong ad spending.
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