How to Fix the Oscars: A Shorter Broadcast and No Politics
Fan favorites as nominees, performers also go a long way in drawing viewers to awards shows in general
Armed With Digital Ad Tools, Advocacy Groups to Spend More on Issue Ads in 2019
Partisan organizations are looking beyond a gridlocked Congress to 2020 presidential election
No, ‘Die Hard’ Isn’t a Christmas Movie, Most People Say
One-quarter in poll say the Bruce Willis flick is a holiday film; 62% say it isn’t
Nearly a Third of Consumers Say They Plan to Spend Less This Holiday Season
Trend belies tight labor market, rising wages that should suggest higher spending
Christmas Another Sign Partisan Divide Extends to Culture
Analysis finds strong overlap among people who prefer ‘Merry Christmas,’ think political correctness is a problem and identify as Republicans
Tale of Two Tech Cities: NYC, D.C. Startups Prepare to Battle Amazon for Talent
Amazon is entering New York’s tech hub as its workforce grows, while D.C. struggles with a decline
Smartphone Owners Prefer Simple Features Like Battery Life, Durability, Camera Quality
Experts say high smartphone saturation entices manufacturers to focus marketing on artificial intelligence, virtual reality, facial recognition
Most Americans Want Thanksgiving to Be a Holiday From Shopping
But major retailers find ‘Gray Thursday’ too lucrative to pass up
Most Young Adults Have an Appetite for Binge-Watching Shows
A majority of TV watchers said they’ve stayed up late to continue watching a show
Left-Leaning Groups Drop $10 Million on Facebook in Last Week Before Midterms
Republicans were outspent nearly 4 to 1 over the past week