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Posted: Jan 15, 2020 / 03:40 PM CST / Updated: Feb 4, 2020 / 11:01 AM CST

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Troubled Nielsen to update measurements for local television

by DAVID BAUDER, Associated Press / Sep 21, 2021

NEW YORK (AP) — The Nielsen company, increasingly under fire from the television industry, on Tuesday said it would soon incorporate homes that have cut off cable in favor of broadband in its viewing measurements for local TV markets.

Nielsen estimates some 20% of American homes are now broadband only for onscreen entertainment. The company already includes these homes in its national TV measurements but in January will do so for local markets, giving TV stations a more complete picture of who's watching in order to sell ads.

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Comical, topical? Party bus saves day for school field trip

Sep 21, 2021

BOSTON (AP) — A group of high school students in Massachusetts had to ride on a party bus complete with a stripper pole and neon lights during a recent field trip — an experience their teacher said highlights problems with the education system.

Jim Mayers, an 11th grade Advanced Placement language and composition teacher at the Brooke Charter School in Boston, said in the since-deleted tweet that the original charter bus had fallen through, Masslive.com reported Monday.

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US sues to stop deal between American Airlines and JetBlue

by DAVID KOENIG, Associated Press / Sep 21, 2021

The Justice Department and officials in six states have filed a lawsuit to block a partnership formed by American Airlines and JetBlue, claiming that it will reduce competition and lead to higher fares.

The Justice Department said Tuesday that the agreement will eliminate important competition in Boston and New York and reduce JetBlue's incentive to compete against American in other parts of the country.

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