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The game produced 5.02 million Nielsen-measured viewers – the highest-rated game ever for the sports event.

“Clients [are] scrambling to find a replacement and it won’t be easy,” one long-time client tells MediaPost, citing the inability to access audience data via competing verification services.

It’s tone deaf because it features problematic legacy data its clients – and the MRC – have been pushing it to restate for actual upfront planning purposes.

The news media is responsible for stigmatizing childlessness as a deviation from moral or cultural norms, Phys,.Org reports. The claims were made by Julia Schröders of Umeå University, Sweden, and colleagues. The group seeks to develop media literacy initiatives to destigmatize childlessness and suppot more equitable health reporting

A federal judge has ruled that Washington legislators were within their rights to refuse press badges to three conservative media figures, TVNewsCheck reports. The three—Ari Hoffman, Brandi Kruse and Jonathan Choe—had asked the court to order the state to provide them with press oases in the closing days of the session. But the state argued

Adge’s AI-powered platform optimizes creative and video performance by analyzing engagement and conversion data. The aim is to identify the most effective creative elements to help develop content strategy and improve campaign ROI.

The Paley Center’s assertions that “Charlie’s Angels” was a landmark series that empowered millions are debatable.

A dispute between DISH Network and Gray Media has resulted in DISH Network television customers in several Michigan markets being disconnected from Gray Media-owned stations, the Detroit Free Press reports. The two companies failed to reach an agreement on a transmission renewal. The stations posted messages o social media and their websites saying that DISH

Meta has invited Moltbook cofounders Matt Schlicht and Ben Parr to join the tech giant’s AI research division with the goal of devising “new ways for AI agents to work for people and businesses,” a Meta spokesperson told Axios.

Meta has invited Moltbook cofounders Matt Schlicht and Ben Parr to join the tech giant’s AI research division with the goal of devising “new ways for AI agents to work for people and businesses,” a Meta spokesperson told Axios.