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Category Archives: Advertising
Best and Worst Super Bowl Commercials – 2017
Top 10 best list dominated by…household cleaners and laundry detergent? (Editor’s Note: Some videos in this post are no longer available.) This has got to be the “cleanest [..]
The Upfronts Post-Game Show
What we learned from television’s most rockin’ week Now that the parties have been held, the red carpet has been rolled up, and the song and dance routines [..]
Best and Worst Super Bowl Commercials – 2016
(Editor’s Note: Some videos below are no longer available.) Super Bowl 50 came and went with the Denver Broncos’ Peyton Manning winning his second Super Bowl trophy while [..]
Think Tank Express: Rauner’s Super PAC-MEN chomps up spots
Illinois broadcasters take the quick cash. But are they driving viewers away from live TV? If you thought 2015 would be free of political advertising – think again. Illinois [..]
Advertising, FCC/Politics/Government
Bruce Rauner, Champaign, Chicago Tribune, Dish Nation, Dr. Phil, GTCR, Jeopardy, John Cullerton, Merlin Media, Michael Madigan, NCIS, Randy Michaels, Sam ell, The Big Bang Theory, The CW, The Price Is Right, The Real, TMZ, WCIA, Wheel of Fortune, WLS-TV, WMAQ, WMBD, WYZZ
The Upfronts Post-Game Show
What we learned: – The sitcom is almost dead – Too much drama – Greg Berlanti is now the most powerful person on TV Now that the parties have [..]
Advertising, Broadcast Networks, Television
Blindspot, CBS, Coach, Coach (2016), Craig T.Nelson, Greg Berlanti, Heroes, Heroes: Reborn, Hulu, Jack Coleman, Legends Of Tomorrow, Lucille Ball, NBC, Shonda Rhimes, Super Bowl, Supergirl, The Big Bang Theory, The Grammys, The Mindy Project, Upfronts, Wal-Mart
Best and Worst Super Bowl Commercials of 2015
Super Bowl XLIX featured a bizarro batch of ads: love, death, a film on how beer is made, and human running around in a big video game. $4.5 [..]
Eddie and JoBo: On the outs
Here we go again: another Chicago radio partnership has ended in divorce. A deal that would have brought Eddie Volkman and Joe “Bohannon” Colburn to Cumulus-owned Classic Hits [..]
Fox dumps “Animation Domination HD”
In news first reported Thursday evening by Broadcasting & Cable, Fox has decided to pull the plug on its Animation Domination High Def (ADHD) Saturday night block, with [..]
Best and Worst Super Bowl Commercials – 2014
Welcome to the eighth annual T Dog Media Best and Worst Super Bowl Commercials review. The ads were featured in Super Bowl XLVIII between the Denver Broncos and [..]
NATPE: Day 2
The second day of NATPE: – It’s a Friends reunion… but only with the creators of the show. Friends co-creator Marta Kaufmann and David Crane reunited Tuesday for [..]
Advertising, Television
Andy Cohen, Boardwalk Empire, Brandon Tartikoff, Courtney Cox, Craig Ferguson, David Arquette, Debmar-Mercury, Dish Nation, Emilio Azcarraga Jean, Entertainment Studios, Episodes, Friends, Groupo Televisa, James L. Brooks, Jon feltheimer, Judge Alex, Lauren Zalaznick, Lionsgate, Lou Grant, MGM, NATPE, Paternity Court, Showtime, Syndication, Taxi, The Big Bang Theory, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, The Simpsons, Twentieth Television, Warner Bros., We The People, WGN-TV, X17 Online
Best and Worst Super Bowl Commercials – 2013
Welcome to the seventh annual wrap-up of the best and worst Super Bowl commercials (man, time flies!) The ads were featured in Super Bowl XLVII, a matchup between [..]
Retro Friday: Good Grief! Charlie Brown’s selling bread AND insurance
Yes, yours truly is a huge Peanuts fan. And Snoopy and the gang are back on television as spokesmen for MetLife, a relationship that’s been strong for with [..]
