Fox Hispanic Media (FHM) today unveiled the initial programming schedule for MundoFox, the new U.S. Spanish-language broadcast network it's launching this summer.
Discovery U.S. Hispanic, the home of Discovery en Espanol and Discovery Familia, unveiled its 2012-13 lineup at Upfront, adopting this year's Upfront theme of "Discover How Far Curiosity Can Take You" as its own.
NBC announced its new lineup Sunday. New dramas include apocalyptic fantasies and musings about how Hannibal Lecter got started on his life of horror.
Univision Communications Inc. unveiled its 2012-2013 programming lineup and
several new content initiatives that give
marketers an even broader and more effective toolkit to reach the
growing, engaged and empowered U.S. Hispanic community anywhere at any
time.
Microsoft made a big push Thursday in its race to catch up with search king Google when the company unveiled a new design for its Bing search engine that incorporates activities from a user's social networks including Facebook and Twitter.
A Facebook conversation between friends led police to reopen an investigation into the 2009 death of an 11-month-old girl and this year charge her mother with murder, a detective testified in court Thursday.
Just in time for Mother's Day, Time magazine has a cover story about Dr. William Sears, or, as the article's title calls him, "The Man Who Remade Motherhood." The cover image, which depicts 26-year-old Jamie Lynne Grumet breastfeeding her almost four-year-old-son, seems to be proving more controversial than the "attachment parenting" style described in the piece.
LATV, which bills itself as the first national bicultural entertainment network, has added three new shows to its original programming.
When the USH Idea Awards set out to look for a new standard in creative innovation in the industry, the call was heard from agencies across the U.S. who submitted their best work in all media, from digital to film.
ABC News and the Spanish-language media group Univision unveiled plans Monday for a new Web service and cable television channel for US Hispanics, mainly in English.
They aren't happy about it, but television broadcasters in Pittsburgh and other large media markets will soon have to put political advertising details online instead of in filing cabinets.
