The first-ever American sitcom didn't know how popular it was because there were no TV ratings in the 1940s. But then this ad took the show by surprise.

James Talarico essentially has had the airwaves to himself. Since the beginning of June, the Democratic U.S. Senate nominee has spent more than $3 million on broadcast TV ads — more than double what ...

Governor Maura Healey is leaning into the star-spangled spirit of the country’s 250th anniversary in the first television ad of her reelection campaign. “Two hundred fifty years ago, Massachusetts ...

LEXINGTON, Ky—In a notable advance in the way local broadcast TV stations can monetize their content, Viamedia.ai has announced that it is working with Hearst Television to enable true household-level ...

US Representative Seth Moulton is hitting the airwaves for the first time in his primary bid against Senator Ed Markey, rolling out a seven-figure television ad campaign that leans heavily into the ...

Live TV streaming service Philo has become the latest digitally delivered video content platform to introduce pause ads across its full ad-supported footprint. The format, says Philo, is now ...

Postwar television didn't just reflect the happy-family myth — it actively manufactured it, with nearly all 1950s family shows built around idealized nuclear households with no real conflict. The ...

A new Morphe patch claims to remove ads from Prime Video on Android TV devices. The creator says the patch was built with extensive help from Claude. Users still need to download, patch, and manually ...

An image from John Larson's first TV ad. Credit: Larson commercial Framing a generational challenge as an ideological fight, Congressman John B. Larson’s first television ad tries to engage Democratic ...

Sen. Susan Collins’s (R-ME) campaign and allied Republican groups launched a series of television ads this week targeting Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner, signaling that his past comments and ...

For those of us who have logged some years in the ad industry, it can feel inevitable that once an ad platform puts ads in one place, it will expand until it puts those ads in every place. Nailing ...