Noted Media Broker Ted Hepburn Dies
The longtime media broker who headed The Ted Hepburn Co. through the 2000s has died. He was 85
Media’s Money C-Suiters Set For Florida Confab
The MFM 2017 CFO Summit has been finalized as a Spring event in Fort Lauderdale
Could Sofia Soria Now Defeat Univision?
A former KLVE/Los Angeles air personality has won the right to an appeal over an unfair termination suit against station owner Univision
Are Local TV Political Ads No Longer Effective?
According to a new Morning Consult poll conducted for TVB, winning campaigns benefit from broadcast spot TV efforts
Here’s The Best Ammo Against Facebook For Your Stations
If you believe Gordon Borrell, it’s all about digital. We don’t, thanks to the latest metrics muck-up from Facebook.
Broadcasters Need To Send This To The FCC
Attention TV Broadcasters: Your reports on ancillary and supplementary services (and required fees) are due by Dec. 1
George Beasley Set For Hall Of Fame Evening
The Beasley Broadcasting Group founder will be inducted tomorrow to the 28th annual National Radio Hall of Fame
Withers Deals In Land Of Lincoln
an AM/FM combo and the AM's FM translator are sold to a husband and wife team of broadcasters in Evansville, Indiana.
Why Did Univision Just Shed 6% Of Its Workforce?
Between 200 and 250 people are being let go as part of a restructuring tied to the company's poor Q3 earnings performance.
Is A Big Fight Brewing Over Performance Royalties?
The NAB immediately responded to a report that suggests AM and FM radio stations should pay royalty fees
NAB Pours Water On FCC’s Proposed Repack Schedule
The NAB has filed responses to the FCC’s proposed scheduling plan for repacking broadcast television stations
GOP Twists FCC’s Arm; FCC Cries Uncle
In our story yesterday, “Leading Republicans Seek FCC Freeze,” we reported that there were
GOP Tells Wheeler to Back Off
Already besieged FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler is really copping it from the GOP, in the wake of Donald Trump’s shock victory
Sirius, Flo and Eddie: Happy Together
Sirius XM Radio and 1960s pop band The Turtles agreed to settle a long-running class action lawsuit over pre-1972 recordings.
CBS Moving 200 Jobs to Nashville?
CBS is most likely the company that Jamari Brown was referring to when discussing “Project A”