Media News: Cox, Upton, cars, Ad Council
Today we have notes on how Cox is contributing to the greening of Atlanta...
Meredith pays and adds
Meredith Corporation has been increasing its dividends for quite some time.
iHeart reveals skeleton of TV expansion
The multiplatform giant’s look at TV is a partnership with Bobby Bones and others.
Radio One pummeled after reporting loss
After reporting on a tough quarter (to be fair, one that was tough for most radio groups) Radio One took a double digit hit...
Cable fallout in the Title II debate
The struggle over how to best preserve internet freedom was injected with new fervor...
Consumers choosing brick and mortar
Deloitte says that consumers will do most of their holiday spending in actual stores
It was the best of advertisers
Yes, it’s that time of year again, when the PTC applauds and boos advertisers.
Dow Jones shuttering WSJ Radio
Two radio networks – Wall Street Journal Radio and MarketWatch Radio, will be turned off at years end.
Caffeine clothing companies settle with FTC
Two clothing manufacturers are banned from making further statements about the weight-loss attributes of their wares.
Noncom duopoly in the AM band
It will not take a major influx of cash for New Life Community Temple of Faith to get its second station.
Television news: Sinclair, NBCU, TW, Rentrak
Sinclair can’t catch a break on Wall Street and more...
WJLP-TV claims FCC ultimatum
PMCM TV believes that efforts to get it to stop using 3.10 as its virtual channel designation are erroneous.
Broadcast had its ups and downs on the Street
To put it simply, the average television stock on our index was up and the average radio stock was down. The radio side produced...
Washington weighs in on net neutrality
Obama's internet proposal got the Washington DC PR machine operating in fifth gear.
Watchdog watched too many WS ads
A consumer watchdog is taking Fox to task for laying on the advertising during its broadcast of Major League Baseball’s World Series.