Monday, June 29, 2026

Sold

Grundy noncom going to newspaper publisher

WNBV-FM, licensed to Grundy VA in unrated territory in extreme western Virginia, is being sold.
Marci Ryvicker

Time Warner Cable: Subs Were Great; Financials Were Okay

That’s the word from Wells Fargo’s Senior Analyst Marci Ryvicker on TWC’s Q4 & full-year results.
Mark Levin

Long-Term Extension of “The Mark Levin Show”

Westwood One announces the long-term extension of the nationally syndicated talk radio program "The Mark Levin Show"

Polar plunge for broadcast stocks

The northeast was in the grip of a blizzard and broadcast stocks were in the grip of a freefall when the stock markets closed...
LPTV

Movement at the FCC on Class A stations?

Mike Gravino issued a heads up to interested parties concerning the fate of Class A television stations.
Meredith

Meredith’s latest deal takes Shape

Literally, it is taking the Shape brand of magazines from American Media.

New serviced helps radio build digital assets

Gaming is coming to radio as a result of a collaboration between Envision Networks and RadioTrak...
Sound Exchange

Record payments from SoundExchange

Digital royalty collector and distributor SoundExchange says it exceeded last year’s payout by 31%...
Tablets

TabletTV joins TVfreedom.org

A company that offers a product which brings live local television to tablet owners...
Sold

Oklahoma AM changing hands

There will not be a lot of money changing hands in the sale of KMAD-AM Madill OK...

Holiday music affected radio ratings

The first station to hit the market with a temporary holiday format stood the best chance to succeed with it...

The blue chips fall where they may

The headline writers on Wall Street were in Chicken Little mood, watching for dropping items due to disappointing blue chip earnings reports. But broadcasters...
Kids

More than a wrist slap for SLO TV

A number of television stations have been admonished for a fleeting reference to a website...
Tom Wheeler

Wheeler promises aggressive protection of hotspots

Consumers who have paid for WiFi service should not have to worry about it being blocked for any reason.