Super Bowl ads remain a big draw for viewers, with over 54% of U.S. adults who expected to watch Super Bowl XLIII planned to tune in as much or more for the commercials as for the game. According to ...

PETER OVERBY: Add up all the political advertising in 2009 - ads on issues, state and local races - ad it up and it comes to about a billion dollars. That's according to the Campaign Media Analysis ...

I am 100 percent in favor of Issue 3. However, I have received three or four ads promoting Issue 3 and heralding the economic benefits it would bring to Ohio. In none of those ads was any mention of ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. This might surprise you, but the holy grail for many online advertisers ...

As the Pittsburgh Steelers scored a big win last night, Denny's "serious breakfast" and William Shatner in a van also proved victorious. The beer ads, however, were a waste of time, says TV critic ...

PHILADELPHIA -- A key advertising forecaster sharply lowered its global ad spending forecast Tuesday, saying the ad market took a substantial turn for the worse in the past few months as companies ...

The latest ads for Marc Jacobs' fall collection is gritty New York at its finest -- and yes, that's a model almost falling out of a window trying to catch her handbag. Genius! Other scenes are ...

The broadcast for last February's Super Bowl XLIII, in which the Pittsburgh Steelers edged the Arizona Cardinals, featured the usual roster of ads vying for your attention and Twitter posts if not ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. As record labels and artists cast about for revenue streams to offset ...

PARIS, April 9 (Reuters) - Advertising on public televison could go partially from 2009 and be completely scrapped by the end of 2011, according to a special commission created by the French President ...

LONDON (Reuters) - Broadcaster ITV issued a gloomy forecast for the advertising market on Wednesday, saying it expected the economic slowdown to hit television and online ads, making 2009 challenging.