HGTV, TLC and Food Network on-air spots featuring talent offering support to fans, gratitude to workers on the frontlines fighting the virus and encouraging people to stay home
Food Network’s The Kitchen: Quarantine Edition – five chef hosts are self-shooting pantry-themed cooking segments from their home kitchens.
HGTV’s Property Brothers: Forever Home At Home with Jonathan and Drew – the brothers watch their shows on the couch, along with good-natured brother bashing throughout.
Travel Channel’s #WeAreNeverAlone weekend of content, beginning this Friday and culminating Sunday in prime with the season premiere of Paranormal Caught on Camera.
Food Network Tournament of Champions Finale At Home – Guy Fieri and his brood watch and react to the finale from their family ranch.
“The Pitt” heads to the courtroom: A three-judge panel unanimously declined to dismiss charges brought against the show by Michael Crichton’s widow, Sherri, who says that failed negotiations to resurrect the juggernaut “ER” led to the show’s inception.
Democrats have secured control over both the House and Senate. Here’s what that flip means for the media and entertainment industry. Meanwhile, President Trump is blaming Fox News coverage for the “Blue tsunami,” referring to the Democrats’ sweeping victory.
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Versant Media, which spun off from Comcast in January, announced a 4% decline in third-quarter revenue on Tuesday. The company largely chalks the loss up to industry-wide declines in the pay TV business.
We hear from James Hercher, senior editor at AdExchanger, about sports marketing tactics that clash with the user experience at home and player safety out on the field. Plus, some major advertisers are getting outbid by sports betting brands, GLP-1s, crypto exchanges and other forms of what Hercher describes as “cynical advertising.” So, is there a way forward where everyone wins?
Partner Post: 500 channels. Infinite streaming. Endless choice. Great American Media's Bill Abbott has a clear answer on how to build loyalty anyway — and it starts with brand.