| | Broadcasting & Cable Newsletter | | | | | | | | | Old 'Friends' Give MTV a Boost With Young Viewers | | Classic sitcom a favorite of millennials | READ MORE » | | WHY THIS MATTERS: Turning around MTV is a priority for Viacom, whose youth-oriented cable networks have been losing viewers to digital entertainment options for several years. | | | | SMI: TV Ad Spending Rose 5.5% in December | | Biggest gains in news and sports, NFL up 1% despite ratings drop this season | READ MORE » | | WHY THIS MATTERS: TV's take was boosted in the fourth quarter by several big advertisers who had shifted ad dollars to digital, including retailers, spending heavily on TV during the holiday season. | | | | Survey: Only One in Three Americans Know About 4K | | The study from Snell Advanced Media also found that about 10% of American adults own a 4K | READ MORE » | WHY THIS MATTERS: According to the survey, only 17% of U.S. adults are fully aware of 4K and what the technology is.
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| | Scripps Staffers Back Reading With Big-Time Book Dropoff | By Diana Marszalek
| | Employees at E.W. Scripps stations around the country celebrated National Reading Day Monday by delivering 40,000 children's books to local markets, and, in many cases, sticking around long enough to read them aloud to young listeners. Journalists from KERO, the Scripps-owned ABC affiliate in Bakersfield, Calif., for instance, showed up for story time at Frank West Elementary School—with a real, live Clifford the Big Red Dog. | READ MORE » | | more blogs » | |
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