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Are you big enough to admit when you are wrong?

By: Brian McHale

One of the most talked about recent brand apologies is JC Penny saying it’s sorry for abandoning many of its long time customers. You’ll remember JCP walked away from couponing for a while and dramatically changed the shopper experience in its stores. …

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Opening Day Ratings

 

Some Sunrise Team Members Enjoyed the Opening Day Festivities!

 

By: Mike Grueter 

While the …

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Sunrise Advertising Seeks Media Coordinator

Media Coordinator Job Description

The Media Coordinator position is a fast paced position that requires multiple skills including but not limited to:

Self Motivation:  Must be able to balance and prioritize responsibilities with moderate daily supervision.

Approachability:  Will work directly with all other departments within the agency, it is imperative to treat them as …

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The End of Free News….Well, sort of…

 By Kari Breidert

Like many 20 something’s, I don’t subscribe to a home delivered newspaper, such as the Cincinnati Enquirer, because I prefer to find out what’s happening around town via online news sites, such as Cincinnati.com (the Enquirer’s online counterpart.) Up until now, Cincinnati.com has …

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Olympic Ratings 2012

By: Kari Breidert

I already miss the excitement of the summer games in London, and judging by the numbers, I’m probably not the only one. The Olympics in London were the most watched television event in history. 219 million Americans watched the games across the networks of …

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Betting on Fall Primetime

By: Mike Grueter

 It’s time to place your bets on this season’s primetime winners and losers.  I’m not sure if Vegas actually accepts wagers on how long a TV show will last but it might be a new revenue stream for them to consider. Along …

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Hearst Television and Time Warner Continue Their Game of Hardball

 By: Bill Brassine

In 12 local television markets viewers might not be able to find their favorite local news on the air today.

Hearst Television, which operates 32 local market network television affiliates, and Time Warner Cable/Insight (TWC), the country’s second largest cable provider are at odds over what is an acceptable carriage fee for Hearst’s local …

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Let’s Watch Some Olympics

By: Kari Breidert

Well, we have made it another four years to once again watch the summer Olympics. This is a time when Americans take a minute or two and remember the sports of swimming, gymnastics and maybe even table tennis.

NBC Universal is once again playing host to the games. NBC as well as the cable …

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All About Politics

By: Mike Grueter

November can’t get here soon enough!  It’s not that I’m looking forward to the colder weather, but rather the end of the 2012 political season.  This has become the year of the pre-empt with political spending wreaking havoc on advertisers’ TV buys.  With politicians coming in and buying the lowest unit rate available and …

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March Madness Did Not Disappoint….

 By: Bill Brassine

Back at the end of February, Kari previewed the upcoming March Madness NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament and how powerful it has been the past few years here in the Cincinnati television market from the standpoint of attention and interest.

Now that the madness has settled following the 2012 tournament, the Cincinnati television market could …

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