Women's March Madness teams are being paid for the first time - but here's why they're splitting $200 million less than the men
The NCAA will initially pay the women's March Madness teams 26% of the TV deal, which is the same percentage that the men's teams got in the first year that performance units were introduced (1991).
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Can the Free Press Be Saved?
When Disney announced yet another round of layoffs at ABC News last week, it came on the heels of a year in which almost ...
Media CEOs ranked: How much bang for all the bucks?
A comparison of CEO maximum pay shows that newly appointed Nine boss Matt Stanton is on a good wicket, out-earning all his ...
NBC pays hefty $3 billion price tag to retain Olympics rights
Paris Olympics were a ratings windfall for NBC and its parent company, Comcast. The network reported a total audience delivery average of 30.4 million viewers over 7,000 hours of coverage. The Opening ...
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Blain’s Farm & Fleet Elevates Specialty Retail Media Offerings with 'Neighbor Network' Launch
Blain’s Farm & Fleet is furthering cementing its position as The Modern General Store, today announcing the launch of its retail media offering, Neighbor Network. Launched in partnership with Epsilon ...
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Yes, publishers can turn young people into paying subscribers
Gen Z gets a bad rap from the news industry. Whether it’s news avoidance, the refusal to pay, or the rise in following news influencers rather than media ...
Half of Spotify’s Royalties Are Going to Indie Artists
Of the $10 billion Spotify doled out to music rights holders last year, it gave about $5 billion to indie labels and artists, the company said, a $500 million increase from 2023.
Influencer Marketing Is Busting Through The Walls Of Social Media
The next time you turn on that TV, walk by that out-of-home ad or flip through those Amazon product pages, take a look at the ...