Paige Albiniak is an Editorial Director for Promax, a leading organization in the entertainment marketing industry. She is also a contributor to NextTV, B&C/MCN, TVNewscheck, Adweek, and Media Village. With a focus on the television industry, Paige covers topics such as programming, syndication, measurement, and the latest developments in the world of television.
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Paige Albiniak's articles predominantly focus on entertainment news, television, syndication, and broadcasting. Her coverage heavily features private sector announcements and press releases. Therefore, for effective outreach to Paige, providing exclusive insights or interviews related to the latest developments in the television industry or upcoming content launches could be valuable.
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Former President, Advertising Sales, Marketing & Brand Partnerships, Fox Corp.
By: Paige Albiniak
After the political and Olympics bonanzas of 2024, 2025 will feel tight.
By: Paige Albiniak
When the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by a half point last Wednesday — its first rate cut in four years — broadcasters breathed small sighs of relief. Their biggest category, automotive, has been suppressed because high interest rates have stifled consumer car purchases, and that in turn has stifled automotive advertising. The rate cut also should positively affect other industries that involve long-term purchases, such as real estate and finance.
By: Paige Albiniak
Station group leaders are optimistic about post-Olympics, post-election 2025. Of longer-term concern are the dual pressure of declining retransmission consent fees paired with increasing reverse compensation fees. One revenue possibility floated is reclaiming the 10 p.m. hour from their networks.
By: Paige Albiniak
Change is coming but it's not as fast as anyone wants, according to a panel of local TV ad executives at TVNewsCheck ‘s Local TV Strategies conference.
By: Paige Albiniak
BIA Advisory Services’ Rick Ducey: “You have to look more than quarter by quarter” to navigate a difficult year ahead.
By: Paige Albiniak
Local TV stations are certainly in a period of change and challenge, but with some strategic thinking and planning, they can stay competitive in the local video marketplace, said Rick Ducey, managing director, BIA Advisory Services, at TVNewsCheck’s Local Television Strategies at the NAB Show New York on Wednesday.
By: Paige Albiniak
Sean McLaughlin, VP of news at Graham Media Group, told TVNewsCheck’s Local TV Strategies last week that key elements of the newscast must change — and quickly — if local TV news is going to survive and thrive.
By: Paige Albiniak
Executives from CBS, NBC, Scripps and The Weather Company discussed expanding scale and reach of FAST channels while adding personalization, attribution and extreme targetability at Local TV Strategies last week.
By: Paige Albiniak
Broadcasters need to shore up their options if they want to stay in the game. This story is available to TVNewsCheck Plus subscribers only. Become a TVN Plus subscriber or log in here
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