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These eye-catching vehicles cruise through tourist areas with lots of foot traffic, drawing pedestrians' eyes. Plus the ads are huge and hard to miss.
What's new in alternative media
  • NCM upfront: Movie ads go mobile
  • TAB adds bus, rail and transit ad ratings
  • An abuse message only a child can see
  • How clever: A hotspot in a magazine
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    People
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    Erin Wasson joins ‘Styled to Rock’

    The model and actress joins Pharrell Williams as a mentor on Style Network’s upcoming reality fashion competition, executive produced by Rihanna

    • Tim Bosch rises to director of media and planning at Likeable Media
    • Deborah Turness officially becomes NBC News president
    • Kevin Baron becomes executive editor at Defense One
    • Russell Maitland and Heidi Corn join Veria Living
    • CJ Kettler becomes CEO at Channel One News
    • Robert Sarabia becomes VP of sales at Telemundo Station Group
    • Nick Pahade becomes CEO at Poptent
    • Emilia Sherifova becomes CTO at PulsePoint
    • Colin McLean and Tousanna Durgan join Crux
    • Benjy Sarlin becomes a politics reporter at MSNBC.com
    • Cristin Milioti becomes a regular on CBS’s ‘How I Met Your Mother’
    • Actress Christine White dies at age 86

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    Features
    ‘Showville,’ sweet on small-town talent
    AMC series, which puts on local talent contests around the country, chooses not to be cruel to the contestants. What you see is what you get, and it's sweet.
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    ‘Save Me,’ maybe yes, then maybe no
    New NBC series, about a recovering drunk whom God speaks to, is part dark comedy, part old-fashioned sitcom. It's going to have to make up its mind.
    ‘Does Someone Have to Go?,’ yikes
    Folks who get turned on by office politics may like this new Fox reality show, but most will be turned off by what they already see too much of in everyday life
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    In the Media Economy Newsletter.
    Broadcast upfront outlook: Just so-so
    Dallas: Texas-size demand for TV
    Ad spending forecast: Next year looks good
    Ad spending forecast: Up 3.5 percent
    Miami: TV perks up with the Heat
    Philly: Appears to be a soft year for TV
    European ad spending takes a dive
    New Orleans: Big events, big TV dollars
    Report: Local mobile ad spending will hit $9.1B

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    Yesterday's feature stories

    Big turnout for Billboard Music Awards
    This week’s top movies, songs and books
    The 8 big trends at this year’s upfronts
    Looking ahead: Waiting for the upfront to break
    ‘Save Me,’ maybe yes, then maybe no
    Good golly, will CBS miss ‘Molly?’
    ‘American Idol’ finale takes a big dive
    CBS upfront analysis: Cruising at full speed
    For the CW, changes on every night
    ‘Does Someone Have to Go?,’ yikes
    For USA, a new focus on laughs
    Best tube bets this weekend
    Fox wins night but part one of ‘Idol’ finale fades
    ABC upfront analysis: Lots of gambles

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