Broadcast News

The nation's largest single licensee of broadcast radio stations has announced when it will release its Q3 results and subsequently host an earnings call for investors and analysts to review the results. They'll get no more than 30 minutes to digest the digits ahead of CEO Bob Pittman's introductory commentary.

Holders of top-ranking Urban One bonds have said yes to a buyback of lower-ranking debt, funding new investments — or further borrowing — so long as it makes fiscal sense. It's a move disclosed in a SEC filing following the sale of real estate in Charlotte by the company run by Alfred Liggins III.

Hispanic-targeted radio and television station owner Entravision Communications Corp., which today derives the majority of its revenue from global ad tech enterprises, has welcomed two new members to its board of directors.

The owner of broadcast radio stations under the Radio One brand, the Reach Media national audio arm and cable TV networks Cleo and TV One has decided when to release its fiscal results for the third quarter.  What can investors in Nasdaq-traded Urban One anticipate from CEO Alfred Liggins III?

With Netflix eliminating some 1,000 jobs and the ability of political action committees to use the "lowest unit rate" when book election-focused ads in question, it's a bumpy time for investors. On Wednesday, one broadcast TV in particular had a tough trading session but ultimately avoided a fresh year-to-date low in the final hour of trading.

The radio station ownership group based outside of Detroit has surpassed analysts' expectations so far in 2026. Will that hold true for the third quarter? We now know when investors including Daniel Tisch's Towerview LLC will find out just how Saga Communications performed during the three-month period.

With plenty of time to spare, Beasley Media Group has closed the book on a Nasdaq listing scare that dogged the company since April. The broadcaster has regained compliance with Nasdaq’s minimum stockholders’ equity requirement after months of debt restructuring.

Executives from Sinclair Inc. will be participating in four investor conferences in September 2026, with webcasts of the company’s fireside chats at two of the events available for public consumption.

The nation's leading owner, by station count, of broadcast television stations has announced that members of its C-Suite will be present and participants in a series of upcoming institutional investor conference scheduled for September.

Gray intends to use the net proceeds of the offering to redeem a portion of Gray’s outstanding 10.5% senior secured first lien notes due 2029, repay a portion of its outstanding borrowings under the company’s revolving credit facility, and pay fees and expenses in connection with the offering.

In a brief message distributed midday Sunday (8/9) via PR Newswire, the radio broadcasting company founded by George Beasley and led today by his daughter, Caroline Beasley, confirmed that it needs a little more time than expected with the release of its Q2 2026 earnings report.

Nexstar Media Group returned $56 million to shareholders in dividends during the first quarter of 2026, maintaining its regular quarterly cash dividend payout of $1.86 per share. The company founded 30 years ago by its leader, Perry Sook, has voted to do it again in Q2.

The man who heads Salem Media's digital marketing agency has revealed that he's commenced plans to retire, concluding a lengthy tenure at the radio station owner and publishing house parent focused on conservative secular political discourse and non-secular Christian talk and teaching programming.

For MFM CEO Joe Annotti, who plans to retire come June 2027, “Becoming the Media Finance Section of FEI ensures that our members' community and programming not only continue but grow, with greater scale and support behind them.”

Broadcast TV station ownership group Gray Media has committed to participating in some way at a quartet of investor conferences on the calendar in late August, in September, and during the month of December.