Analyst Lowers ABC, NBC Upfront Ad Pricing Estimates
11:11 AM PDT 6/3/2011 by Georg Szalai
With Fox having completed its advance ad sales, Miller Tabak's David Joyce updates his projections and says marketers may "focus on the top two networks."
NEW YORK - With Fox having finished its primetime upfront advertising sales, Miller Tabak analyst David Joyce on Friday slightly lowered his predictions for the kind of upfront sales price increases that ABC and NBC will fetch.
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