Stocks Turn Positive
U.S. Stocks turned positive for the year as U.S. crude oil rose above $40 a barrel. Radio was not so lucky and posted a...
Nielsen Targets May Launch
Nielsen Audio slates a mid-May release for Digital Audio Ratings.
LPFM Powers Up in Baltimore
A new LPFM goes on the air in Baltimore.
Pai: ‘Disturbing Mission Creep’ at FCC
FCC Commissioner Pai tells lawmakers the Media Relations office needs cuts.
Fed Leaves Key Interest Rate Alone
The Federal Reserve is leaving its benchmark interest rate unchanged.
Stocks Rise After Fed Decision
U.S. Stocks rose today after the Federal Reserve’s decision to not raise interest rates. Radio and Television were both able to also post gains.
The...
What Clinched the Decision for CBS?
Lots of financial industry reaction to CBS decision to explore options for radio division.
Stocks End Slightly Higher
U.S. Stocks ended slightly higher today. Investors are cautious during the two-day Federal Reserve meeting that started Tuesday. Radio was able to also post...
Enforcement Bureau Ups Gelb
Lisa Gelb is to be named deputy chief and chief of staff of the Enforcement Bureau.
LaPlatney to Succeed McTear at Raycom
Raycom Media President/CEO Paul McTear will retire this June.
What Relaxed Foreign Ownership Could Mean
Broadcasters push for relaxed foreign ownership rules.
Stocks Fall Alongside Oil
U.S. Stocks fell today as oil prices took a strong dive. Radio and Television both showed losses, following the market.
The RBR Radio Index fell...
Subway Treats Itself to #1
In the Media Monitors TV Spot Ten last week, Subway wrapped up #1
GEICO Maintains Its Grip
In the Media Monitors Radio Spot Ten, GEICO continued at #1
This Could Ensnare Financial Broadcasters
A proposed new financial expert rule could affect radio & TV money advisors.