Survey Finds Young People Follow News, But Without Much Joy

Young people are following the news but aren’t too happy with what they’re seeing, according to a new study. The survey of young people ages 16 to 40 — the older of which are known as millennials and the younger Generation Z — was conducted by Media Insight Project.

NFL Ads Again A Goldmine For TV Networks

As marketer interest in other TV programming declines, demand for pro football continues its upward trajectory and has had a knock-on effect for other leagues like the NBA and NHL.

Auto Prices Squeeze Subprime Borrowers

Consumers with good credit are buying more used vehicles, likely because used vehicles are relatively more available and relatively more affordable than new ones, says a new report from Experian Automotive, on Q2 auto finance.

Brick-and-Mortar Still Driving Retail

Although e-commerce has expanded massively over the
past decade, that doesn’t mean the end is yet in sight for
brick-and-mortar stores, one analyst argues.

A Diversity of TV Viewers Are ‘Buying Green’

As more corporations and retail chains allocate some portion of ad budgets to explain their focus on sustainability, TV is the medium to reach a diversity of consumers who are “buying green.”

Survey Finds TV the Top Source for Local News

A new poll brings good news to local TV stations as the U.S. mid-term elections head into the fall. According to a new Spectrum News/Morning Consult poll on sentiments about trust of local news, nearly 50% cited TV as their most important source of local news, more than any other outlet.