Broadcast News

Entravision Communications announced that its Univision affiliate in Denver, KCEC-TV, was honored with eight Awards of Excellence and four

WestwoodOne is presenting exclusive coverage of the 2014 NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship beginning 3/18. Full play-by-play action from 67 men’s basketball games includes the First Four, games from all eight second-round and third-round sites, four regional semifinals and finals venues, and all three games from the NCAA Men’s Final Four

So far this year, there have been over 1,050 CPs granted for new LPFM stations, but this week 14 previously granted LPFM CP applications were pulled in Southern states for reasons including

John Malone’s Liberty Global has been active in the European cable market of late, taking over Virgin Media in the U.K. in 2013 and agreeing to buy Dutch operator Ziggo NV in January. Now Liberty Global says it plans to offer mobile phone services to customers throughout Europe

The Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing on Comcast's plan to merge with Time Warner Cable

Katz Media Group announced the results of its fifth annual membership drive to support the Broadcasters Foundation of America. This year’s contributions

American consumers powered through the winter weather lifting retail sales in February. According to the National Retail Federation, February

Following the move of its Sports Talk “Mile High Sports” from 1510 AM to 94.1 FM last week, Hunt Broadcasting has launched the Variety Hits “93.7 The Rock” K229BS Loveland, CO/KCKK-AM 1510 simulcast in Littleton, CO. The FM is 99 watts @ 716 ft. HAAT.

Dubbed “KBU 97.5,” Zuma Beach FM Emergency and Community Broadcasters (Hans Laetz) received approval from the FCC to fire up a freshly-granted CP in Malibu, CA.

According to TiVo’s Digitalsmiths search and recommendation division, a growing number of

Internet Broadcasting Systems is a digital publishing platform and digital agency services provider

On 3/12, the FCC’s Media Bureau released a Public Notice to give guidance to the industry about

FOX Sports and CBS Radio’s WFAN-AM/FM, the most listened to sports radio station in the nation, have reached