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Yesterday we told you which new dramas were most intriguing users of TVGuide.com's Watchlist, a customizable entertainment guide that lets users make a list of their favorite shows, actors, etc.

What happens when you put 600 candy marketers in a room with thousands of retail buyers? A sugar-filled pitch-a-thon where no packaging detail seems too small or sales stat too regional.

Cable networks are rebranding themselves, and pay-TV operators aren't pleased.

At least six channels are changing their names and programming this year to attract more viewers, advertising dollars and higher subscriber fees from cable and satellite companies.

Walmart has hired Dan Bartlett, the head of public-relations firm Hill & Knowlton's U.S. unit, as exec VP-corporate affairs.

The future of the airline industry has got to be brighter than its present, according to Marty St.

Among leading industry observers and the media, there's widespread consensus that dramatic changes in the business landscape have made the role of CMO ever more complex.

Twitter announced a new kind of Tweet today designed to allow marketers to easily collect personal information from Twitter users, if they chose to provide it.

The debate over the value of mobile advertising typically focuses on what effect, if any, it has on brand lift, sales and getting consumers into stores.

With over 400 million people predicted to have Smart TVs by 2016, there is an impending "appification" of the TV that presents an enormous opportunity for brands, content creators and media companies.

Credit reporting company Equifax has named Dentsu's 360i its lead agency as it reevaluates its approach to data and analytics.