Shaw will cede his day-to-day oversight of the network's ad sales business by the end of the year. A replacement has not been named

Forms Univision Partner Group, a collection of Spanish-language Web sites from the U.S., Latin American and Spain which reach a significant U.S. Hispanic audience

A week after farming out Playboy's operations to American Media Inc., parent Playboy Enterprises Inc. bumped up Jimmy Jellinek, the title's editorial director, to chief content officer.

Fox National Cable Networks veteran David Sternberg is stepping down from his post at the end of the year, capping a 12-year stint at the company.

Cable giant launches preemptive strike against programmers who may be looking to jack up their affiliate fees

It boggles my mind that a new season of sitcom Scrubs is kicking off on ABC tomorrow at 9 p.m. with not one, but two episodes.

Top tier Web publishers-already wary of ad networks and exchanges-are growing increasingly squeamish about the potential impact of demand-side buying platforms created by the top agency holding companies.

With an online newsstand for magazines supposedly just weeks away, magazine publishers are rushing to create new, electronic versions of their titles. Rival publishers Time Inc., Condé Nast, Hearst and Meredith are said to be backing the planned company, which

A consortium Time Inc. is trying to assemble for the industry to sell digital editions of magazines could provide a fix for Maghound, the company's flagging online magazine subscription service.

To market the world's first Web-enabled printer, HP needed the right touch to introduce today's computer- savvy family to a revolutionary new class of peripherals. At the center of a multiplatform campaign is a breakthrough cinema execution that combines big-screen

A closely contested AFC South showdown between Vince Young's Tennessee Titans and the Houston Texans gave ESPN a shot in the arm last night (Nov. 23), as the latest installment of Monday Night Football drew 12.1 million viewers.

The Atlantic's latest endeavor, a book of reader photos collected by blogger Andrew Sullivan, combined some of the latest buzzwords in publishing: print-on-demand, reader-generated content.

In a move that Howard Kurtz called "a significant retrenchment" in Wednesday's edition, The Washington Post will shutter its bureaus in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles at the end of 2009.