Nightlife Television
Ernest Cartwright
New Late Night Half Hour Barter Strip – Available Fall 2012!
Targeting young urban audiences - World Television Premiere!
New Barter Entertainment Magazine Series
NIGHTLIFE TELEVISION is a celebrity driven entertainment magazine series featuring behind-the-scenes and inside-the-nightlife action of today's most recognizable celebrities from music, sports, television, film, and fashion. Each episode delivers on-the-scene coverage of the hottest nightclubs, restaurants, Hollywood parties, and Red Carpet events making headlines in the Entertainment World! Fast paced, fun and fresh! NIGHTLIFE TELEVISION will be a hit from the very first episode!
CLEARANCE DETAILS
Frequency: 26 Weeks Original/26 Weeks Repeats
Barter Split: 50/50 – 3.5/3.5
Window: 12A – 3A
Double Run Requested
Nightlife Television One Sheet (PDF)
Contact:
Ed Baruch
Direct Telephone: (571) 723-9328 / Fax (703) 847-6424 / Email: EBaruch@vacoxmail.com
Ernest Cartwright
Direct Telephone: (808) 343-2707 / Fax (858) 750-2481 / Email: Ernest@ESCartwright.com
Arden Garver
Direct Telephone: (760) 415-1665 Email: Arden@ESCartwright.com
Advertiser Sales Notes
Feb 8, 2009CBS, Absolut Drink to Tough Times in Prime
Absolut buys prime inventory on CBS O&Os for first time
Viewers on Feb. 8 who tuned in to CBS' broadcast of the 51st Annual Grammy Awards were treated to a cross-generational Whitman's Sampler of live performances, as kiddie-pop artists the Jonas Brothers teamed up with R&B icon Stevie Wonder, and Paul McCartney ripped through "I Saw Her Standing There" with lead Foo Fighter Dave Grohl.
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