GLG News by Media Buyers

Google will see slowing search business domestically, of course, but they continue to expand in other arenas that take advantage of their competitive positioning.  Like Amazon.com and Apple, they make moves based on the opportunity, even if the opportunity may not be apparent to the investment...

The Baltimore Sprint deployment tells us a lot.  In many ways, it shows us the predominance of relationships and ease in choosing a locale as opposed to the attraction of the demographic; if the opposite was the case, Baltimore never would have been selected.  As for the LTE v WiMax debate,...

With financial markets imploding and directors managing both financial institutions and the company they invest in, CFO's professional independence may constitute the last line of defense against self interest and greed.  Here is why.

Wal-Mart's early sale tactics could mean big loses for competitors, here is why.

Tiffany has defied current trends for luxury retailers, but the forces of weakening global economy and a deteriorating US market maybe catching up with the venerable Fifth Avenue retailer.  Here's why

It is clear that Class A TV station owners, media brokers and the audience in general will benefit from this initiative; however, in this world in which the advertising pie is shrinking, would this initiative have losers?

Zale's new management team may have misjudged buyers motivations when building this years profit plan.  Now, with the consequences of the $700 billion bailout legislation just being understood, the error is likely only to get larger.  Here is why?  

Circuit City has passed being just another mediocre company that needs to be patched up.  Management needs to drastically down size this company or liquidate its assets.  Here's why 

1. Zenith Optimedia, Universal McCann, WPP, BMO Capital Markets, Oppenheimer, Lehman Brothers and eMarket all have announced downward revision of overall Ad spend for 2008           2. Nielsen Monitor-Plus: first-half U.S. ad spend declined 1.4 percent,...

Why is Arbitron resisting very much the request from some of their best customers to go back to the drawing board and improve their methodology to measure minorities? What is Arbitron's top priority, shareholders or clients?