LaSea buying KEEN-CD Las Vegas

Christian Media Associates International is selling KEEN-CD (ch. 17) in Las Vegas to LeSea
Gannett

Gannett to buy six Texas stations

It’s a $215 million cash deal just announced for London Broadcasting Stations in Texas, including

Stacey Lynn Schulman named EVP/Strategy, Analytics & Research at KMG

Katz Media Group says Schulman will join the company as Executive

Judge ends Summer Reese’s occupation of Pacifica offices

Alameda County, CA judge Judge Ioana Petrou ruled that Summer Reese, the fired head of

Cumulus, Big Machine launch NASH ICONS brand

Cumulus announced a strategic partnership with Big Machine Label Group to expand the growing

MVP closes deals in Louisiana, Chicago

Media Venture Partners announced the recent closing of two transactions: Opus Media Partners, LLC has
Tower

Update: FM Class C4 Allocation / 73.215 Petition for Rulemaking

Matthew Wesolowski, SSR Communications’ WYAB-FM

S&P 500, Dow close at record levels

Stocks closed marginally higher on Tuesday, after retreating from intraday highs set in early morning trade. The S&P and Dow closed at record levels...

‘Castle’, ‘Bones’ up; ‘The Blacklist’ down

NBC was number one Monday among adults 18-49 while ABC won with total viewers. On NBC, the season finale of The Blacklist scored a...
FCC

FCC concludes AM auction

The Commission’s auction of 22 CPs for new AM signals is over after six days of bidding. 22 stations were available and 10 received bids. The frequencies and calls, locations, amounts, winners and station power:

Craig Morgan visits America’s Morning Show

America’s Morning Show welcomed Craig Morgan to the NASH Campus 5/13 to talk about his latest hit single "Wake Up Lovin' You," and last week's trip to Afghanistan to entertain the troops on behalf of Stars and Stripes and Armed Forces Entertainment. Pictured (L-R): Chuck Wicks (AMS Co-Host), Terri Clark (AMS Co-Host,) Craig Morgan and Blair Garner (AMS Host.)

Tribune to unveil WGN Radio Walk of Fame

This year, WGN Radio celebrates 90 years of growing up in Chicago. On June 1, 1924, the Chicago Tribune converted the operations that had formerly been WDAP to WGN, with the new call letters paying homage to the “World's Greatest Newspaper.” WGN quickly proved itself a pioneer in radio and went on to establish several broadcasting “firsts," such as the Memorial Day 500 (later known as the Indy 500), the Kentucky Derby, and the live courtroom proceedings of the Scopes Monkey Trial.
FCC

Litany of licenses: granted and dismissed

Here’s a list of the FCC’s latest licenses, construction permits and transfers of control—granted and dismissed

TV dollars migrating to online video

More evidence that this year’s TV upfront may not be all that hot. This time, a Wall Street Journal piece
Cumulus

Cumulus ups John Gallagher; Andy Stuart named RVP in Toledo

Cumulus Media has promoted John Gallagher to Regional Vice President