Wednesday May 15 | Cool Hunting
Central Illustration: London commercial art agency looks to US market with limited edition prints
Reaching the ripe old age of 30 this year, London-based illustration agency Central Illustration is reaching out to American clients with two limited edition screen prints and a brand new US-focused website to represent a host of its illustration talent stateside.
The Walt Disney Company Marvel movie franchises, I've frequently wondered why Time Warner Inc , the parent company of DC Comics, has failed to replicate that success with its characters.
"Aereo has won the preliminary battle, but the broadcasters aren't backing down," said multimedia analyst Mike Paxton.
The beleaguered cable network presented its 'CNN New Day' team to the media on Friday.
New Stock Coverage: Hanesbrands Stock Run Has L'eggs
That New York newsstand still displaying magazines, frozen in time, from the year 2000 may be on to something after all.
Investors Play Defense With 'Boring' Bull-Market Leaders
That the stock market has climbed as much as it has this year surprises many analysts.
Time Warner Earnings: Everything You Must Know Now
Time Warner Inc. delivered a profit and beat Wall Street's expectations, BUT came up short on beating the revenue expectation.
Time Warner Profits Gain in First Quarter
Time Warner reported a big gain in earnings despite lower ad revenue at its cable network unit.
Time Warner 1Q earnings climb, beats Street
A project intended to produce long-term results for the Benson business district has been nothing but a short-term headache for many local establishments east of 60th Street.
Magic is gone after Vibe is sold to SpinMedia
This deal looks more like a blocked shot for former Los Angeles Lakers star Earvin "Magic" Johnson , who was the chairman of Vibe Media since he and Ron Burkle 's Yucaipa Partners invested at least $10 million in 2011.
Advertisers should slash newspaper and magazine budgets, says WPP boss
WPP SEO Sir Martin Sorrell says Google, Facebook and Twitter are 'media owners masquerading as tech companies'. Photograph: Brendan McDermid/Reuters Sir Martin Sorrell , the chief executive of WPP , has said advertisers should think seriously about slashing the amount they spend on newspapers and magazines - and accused Google, Facebook and Twitter ... (more)