A campaign for the U.S. Navy's Navy For Moms initiative is the first to combine a digital touchscreen in a mall storefront display.

As Pizza Hut moves toward rebranding its locations as The Hut, an integral part of the effort is an in-store digital video network designed to engage customers. Called Hut TV, the new video net has already been installed in 20

Airplane passengers waiting for the bags at the baggage carousel will soon have something else to stare at besides an endless circle of suitcases. Clear Channel Airports and DoubleTake Marketing announced a partnership Tuesday (June 2) to wrap ads around

There's another reason Happy the Hedgehog, the star of Sprint's in-theatre "silence your cell phone" commercial is happy. The spot, titled "Pants, No Pants" and created by Goodby, Silverstein & Partners, was one of six winners of the Cinema Advertising

IdeaCast, an out-of-home digital media company, has signed a content deal with E! Entertainment Television, which will contribute content to IdeaCast's Health Club TV network across 1,000 health clubs nationwide.

The Traffic Audit Bureau Monday (June 1) released the outdoor industry's first ratings for all 200 markets. Five years in development, the new EYES ON ratings replace the decades-old practice of relying solely on traffic counts (called DECs or daily

The Associated Press is set to roll out more details on how it's going to crack down on the misuse of its content. Of course, at the heart of the issue is what the AP considers to be theft and

Even as cash-strapped homeowners are cutting back on buying products for the home, Hachette Filipacchi Media's shelter brands are adding an e-commerce feature to their sites.

The addition of American Photo, Popular Photography, Boating, Flying and Sound & Vision marks Bonnier's third magazine deal in the past nine months and brings the Swedish-based company's portfolio to 50 titles

Daniel Hertzberg, The Wall Street Journal's deputy managing editor with oversight of the paper's overseas editions and foreign bureaus, announced Tuesday he is leaving the staff. Hertzberg has 32 years of experience at the paper.

With diners foregoing fancy restaurants and hunkering down in their kitchens, Gourmet magazine has launched an online social network for home entertainers.

The revolving door continues to turn at Northern & Shell's OK! magazine, which fired creative director Jason Oliver Nixon after less than a month there, a spokesperson said.

Next week Apple will host its annual software-developers conference in San Francisco—and while there's always speculation around the event, this time many are wondering if CEO Steve Jobs will reappear to unveil a new iPhone.

After a slow start, digital copies of magazines—essentially electronic replicas—have mushroomed in the past year or so.

Three years ago, Good Housekeeping began a sweeping effort to revitalize the image of its 124-year-old brand.

The embattled kids magazine category is getting smaller. Citing the tough economic conditions facing magazines, Nickelodeon Magazine Group said it would fold Nickelodeon by the end of 2009, the company said in a statement to staff.

Nielsen Co. today (June 3) announced that it was ending publication of Radio & Records, known in the radio business for the past 36 years as R&R. Publication ceases immediately.

Newspapers cannot live on advertising alone and must find a way to charge for some content, suggested Alan Murray, deputy managing editor and executive editor/online at The Wall Street Journal.

As the ad-starved print industry scrambles to find new ways to charge consumers for its content, Rodale's Runner's World is launching a paid feature on its site where runners can access training programs to prepare for fall marathons.

One way for brand marketers to increase sales in a down economy might be by targeting Hispanics with Spanish-language media. According to a new study conducted by Experian Simmons for Univision Communications, Hispanics are less affected by the recession, tend