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    It’s official: Seth Meyers hosting NBC’s ‘Late Night’

    As rumored, the longtime ‘Saturday Night Live’ head writer will replace fellow ‘SNL’ alum Jimmy Fallon when he takes over as host of ‘Tonight’

    • Mike Stern rejoins Jacobs Media as a consultant
    • Jeff Kenyon rises to head of planning at BBDO New York
    • Kate Daggett becomes ECD at Tenthwave
    • Cyndi Stivers becomes editor in chief at AOL.com
    • Dwight Fairback, Kimberly Nokes and James Fusco join Screenvision
    • John O’Donovan becomes CTO at The Financial Times
    • Michael Lindenberger rises at The Dallas Morning News
    • Billy Kimball and Elise Roedenbeck join Fusion
    • Maria Dueñas Jacobs becomes accessories director at Elle
    • Jason Krebs becomes president of sales and marketing at Blip
    • Laura Caraccoli rises to president of content marketing at Electus

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    ‘Crowd Rules,’ an easy crowd to like
    We meet small business owners on this CNBC reality challenge as they compete for a cash prize, and it's not hard to root for them and become absorbed in their stories
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    ‘XOX Betsey Johnson,’ hard not to like
    Down-on-her-luck fashion designer you meet on this Style show is plucky and creative, not the usual egomaniac of celebreality shows. She's easy to root for.
    ‘Family Tree,’ satire in search of a target
    Just what this HBO comedy from mockumentarian Christopher Guest is making fun of is unclear, and lacking a point of view the irony it strives for fizzles
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    In the Media Economy Newsletter.
    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
    The seven biggest myths of the upfront
    Denver: TV and radio are softer
    Pharmaceuticals: Why ad spending’s ailing
    Auto: Ad spending revs a little lower

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    Yesterday's feature stories

    This week’s daypart ratings
    This May sweeps, it’s CBS by a hair
    NBC orders five shows for next season
    CW renews ‘Carrie’ and ‘Nikita’
    ‘XOX Betsey Johnson,’ hard not to like
    Best tube bets this weekend
    ‘Voice’ tops ‘Idol’ in head-to-head airing
    Fox picks up nine new series
    An abuse message only a child can see
    ‘Family Tree,’ satire in search of a target
    Broadcast upfront preview: All eyes on Monday
    Gee, a show that’s gaining viewers
    ‘Voice’ helps NBC dominate another Tuesday
    The broadcast season: By the numbers

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