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More Women in 2011's Top Movies, But Roles for Actresses are Lackluster 1 week ago

Thanks to "Twilight"s' Bella Swan and the women from "The Help," it looks like Hollywood's glass ceiling for...

By Brent Lang

Magazine Publishers Going After Shoppers With E-Commerce Deals

February 23, 2012 By Lucas Shaw 13 weeks ago

Android phones and iPads are the new malls, so the line between publisher and retailer is blurring

Gay Actors Still Worry That Coming Out Will Hurt Their Careers

January 26, 2012 By Brent Lang 17 weeks ago

A new British survey finds that performers are open about their sexuality with co-workers, but not their agents

New OTX Study of Chinese Moviegoers Bodes Well for Sino-Happy Hollywood

October 25, 2011 By Joshua L. Weinstein 30 weeks ago

Research firm Ipsos OTX finds that Chinese moviegoers are not averse to seeing films set in the United States

No Duh, NY Times: Tweeting Is Work (^_^)

September 30, 2011 By Fred Schruers 34 weeks ago

Sociologists analyzed tweets, coming up with some not so surprising insights about weekday moods of users

GLAAD Study: Fewer Characters With Disabilities on Network TV This Season

September 28, 2011 By Peter Voskamp 34 weeks ago

According to annual GLAAD study, there are only five regular characters with disabilities on broadcast networks this TV season

FCC: Local News Collapsing Thanks to the Internet

June 9, 2011 By Brent Lang 50 weeks ago

FCC study outlines consequences of lost journalist jobs -- and suggests that targeted ads could aid struggling news organizations

Study: Social Networking as Popular as Ever, But TV and Movies Keep Dropping

May 25, 2011 By Brent Lang 1 year ago

Report from PR firm Edelman finds people want to spend more time on computers and mobile devices; just don't ask them to pay for internet content

Fox News Viewers Most Misinformed, Study Finds

December 17, 2010 By Dylan Stableford 1 year ago

More than half of FNC's regular viewers believe Obama is not a U.S. citizen, doubt existence of global warming

MPAA Slaps Back at Film Tax Incentive Study

November 17, 2010 By Brent Lang 1 year ago

The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities argues film jobs don't pay for lost tax revenues, but trade group says that's not so

Study: Top Movies Increasingly Smoke Free

August 19, 2010 By Brent Lang 1 year ago

Center for Disease Control reports cigarette use in films has decreased by half since 2005

Annenberg Study: 0% Would Pay for Twitter

July 26, 2010 By Dylan Stableford 1 year ago

USC survey finds of nearly 2,000 participants, none would go into their wallets for the popular social messaging service

Media Chiefs Bullish on Digital -- Not That It's Paying

June 21, 2010 By Brent Lang 1 year ago

Ernst & Young's Howard Bass on why CFOs believe in new technology, despite dwindling bottom lines

New Media Loves to Link to Old Media -- Almost Exclusively

May 25, 2010 By Dylan Stableford 2 years ago

Pew study says bloggers rarely link to Web-only outlets

Black People Love Twitter (More Than White People)

April 30, 2010 By Dylan Stableford 2 years ago

Study: 25 percent of tweeters are African-American -- double their representation in U.S.

New Study: Sex Doesn't Sell Movies

December 29, 2009 By Brent Lang 2 years ago

An analysis of over 900 films finds that sex and nudity don't affect a film's popularity

Study: Number of Women Working in TV Stays Steady

August 24, 2009 By Amy Kaufman 2 years ago

The number of women working on broadcast network programs declined negligibly to 25 percent.

Ipsos OTX President Bruce Friend (Video)

December 31, 1970 By Wrap Staff 42 years ago

From TheWrap's entertainment and media conference Monday and Tuesday, TheGrill: "Media Consumption Study"