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	TV & Video Daily	October 30, 2017
Insider updates on all things video

How Martha Stewart Built Her Media Empire From Scratch and Kept It Relevant for 30 Years

From print to TV and merchandising, Adweek's Brand Visionary is synonymous with domestic arts

By Lauren Johnson

On a recent fall morning, Martha Stewart's New York offices look quintessentially like, well, Martha Stewart. Ensconced in Manhattan's historic Starrett-Lehigh Building, a former freight terminal with soaring ceilings and eight miles of towering glass windows, the sun-drenched headquarters of the doyenne of domestic arts are as attractive and meticulous as one would expect. Rows...
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Fred Ryan and The Washington Post Are Reshaping the Future of the News

Adweek’s Publishing Executive of the Year on journalism in the time of Trump

By Chris Ariens

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Stop Optimizing Out of Dealership Visits

How location targeting can drive auto sales

NBC Sports Expects More Than $1.2 Billion in Ad Revenue From the Super Bowl and Winter Olympics

Spots for the Big Game are going for 'north of $5 million'

By Jason Lynch

Stranger Things 2 Showcases These 12 Brands in All of Their ’80s Glory

Radio Shack, 3 Musketeers and many others join Eggo in the new season

By Jason Lynch

Here Are the 5 Fall TV Shows Most Likely to Be Renewed—And Canceled

The Good Doctor is a breakout hit for ABC, while Valor seems DOA

By Jason Lynch

The 2017-18 TV season is now one month old, and while broadcast viewing is down double-digits across the 18-49 demo, a handful of new shows have already managed to stand out from the pack. But along with fall's breakout freshman hits, several other new series already seemed destined for cancellation (though delayed-viewing numbers could change...
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