Ian Phillips helped set the mood in a little vampire movie starring Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart. Now he’s the man responsible for turning Amy Poehler and Aziz Ansari into shiny, bare-breasted centaurs for one of the many ...READ»
Like every company, NBC has a plan to be more sustainable. But as its annual Green Week--don't groan--rolls around, the company is actually making major changes to the way it operates.READ»
Think of a famous 20th-century logo, and chances are Chermayeff & Geismar designed it: Pan Am, NBC, Chase, Mobil, PBS, National Geographic, Barneys, AX, the Museum of Modern Art. The list goes on ad infinitum. Now, more than 50 years ...READ»
As "Mad Men" and other shows based in the 1960s dot the fall TV lineup, those of us who actually work in the ad industry are translating those shows' themes to the here and now. What should we be thinking about on behalf of our brands?READ»
Since the news that ABC was pulling the plug on soap operas All My Children and One Life to Live, the cancellation has been a major topic of discussion online. One thing keeping the story alive 1s the decision made by Hoover to pull all its advertising from ABC in the wake of the announcement.READ»
Yesterday, ABC Daytime made the announcement that they were ending two of their three long-running soap operas, All My Children and One Life to Live, in favor of a cooking show and a "lifestyle transformation" show. READ»
What better way to remember Brutus backstabbing Caesar than by watching movies like "The Informant!" and "The Social Network"? Here are four more corporate-betrayal films primed for the Hollywood treatment.READ»
Amid all the hue and cry over the new NBC Universal corporate logo, there are two voices actually worth listening to -- those of Ivan Chermayeff and Tom Geismar, the designers of NBC’s beloved peacock. “I think the new one is ...READ»
Fox's "Glee" is slumping in its third season--but does that mean people are losing interest in TV musicals? NBC's new Broadway-focused drama, "Smash" is about to find out. Three industry pros share tips on how "Smash" can avoid "Glee"'s missteps and become, well, a smash.READ»
Wary of competition from Hulu, Netflix aggressively expanding its online catalog with current episodes of primetime TV shows--at a cost between $70,000 to $100,000 per episode.READ»
Psychologist Taibi Kahler worked with NASA to create a program to figure out which astronauts had the right stuff. Now eLoyalty is using his system to make sure support staff don’t send customers ballistic.READ»
To find out more about Conan O'Brien's innovative use of social media, we spoke with John Wooden, GM and executive producer of Team Coco Digital. READ»
Talk about reinventing yourself! Marjorie Alfus is someone who has successfully navigated numerous iterations of her career including scientist, lawyer, real estate, television producer, entrepreneur, mother, grandmother, and health care advocate.READ»
Ugh to the word "Twittersode," but yay to more "Community." NBC's returning sitcom premieres today, but first there'll be a pre-premiere episode played out on Twitter.READ»
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