Cable TV Conventions
BOSTON--"Just do it."
No, William Ortiz wasn’t pitching athletic shoes. Rather, the president of multicultural division of branding, marketing and advertising agency
Boston -- Cable marketers have reached an agreement with the Consumer Electronics Association to team up on a project to educate consumers about the cut off of analog
Discovery Channel is taking its first plunge into the video-on-demand premiere waters with its big programming fish in tow.
Yankees Entertainment & Sports Network is teaming up with cable operators to bring new meaning to the phrase, “stepping up to the dish.”
The regional sports
Interactive-TV firm ICTV hired three cable veterans for its business-development team, naming Bob Beyer, Todd Hansley and Jody Stark vice presidents of business
Comcast's San Francisco Bay-area cluster adopted a $33-per-unit pricing structure to attract consumers into a three-product bundle for just under $100 per month.
The Cable Center said it will record an oral-history overview of the Cable & Telecommunications Association for Marketing during this week’s CTAM Summit in Boston
Comcast Media Center launched an Ad Distribution Network today designed to allow cable programmers to quickly distribution promotional spots to cable affiliates.
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Synacor said it recruited former RCN marketer Barbara “Bobbie” Herbs to head up marketing at the company, which aggregates content for high-speed-Internet portals.
Former Time Warner Cable chief marketing officer Chuck Ellis will receive the “CTAM One of a Kind” award at the trade group’s CTAM Summit conference next week in