Even with the onset of streaming, many advertising executives would argue there’s still no better way to sell a product than through a widely seen TV commercial. It’s why spots at the Super Bowl still ...

RedZone Channel has, for years, been a refuge from commercials for NFL fans: A channel to turn on as soon as the Sunday games kick off and leave on until the last Sunday afternoon game ends, without ...

The commercial catchphrase like "Where's the beef?" is, "while not quite extinct," losing its "resonance" in these days of fragmented media, writes Teddy Wayne. There's a "new generation of consumers ...

"I think it's fair to say this type of interview would never have happened on any other broadcast network other than Fox." ...

NFL fans were (rightfully) up in arms last weekend after NFL RedZone broke its commercial-free promise. Host Scott Hanson opens every Sunday's show with his signature, "seven hours of commercial-free ...

Football fans were crushed when NFL RedZone began incorporating advertisements last week, and longtime host Scott Hanson’s new catchphrase has now added salt to the wound. For years, one of the ...

For 16 years, fans watching NFL RedZone have enjoyed the promise of seven hours of commercial-free football, but that era appears to be over. At the top of the RedZone broadcast on Sunday, show host ...

For many, the iconic 'whassup' Budweiser ad was a cultural hit imitated in parties, bars and school lunchrooms across the US in the early 2000s. For four Philadelphia friends, it changed their lives ...

Time to make the doughnuts. Don’t hate me because I’m beautiful. Where, exactly, is the modern advertising catchphrase? Whither the beef? Even without invoking a certain currently-on-hiatus show that ...