Hillary Tops TV
In last week’s Media Monitors TV Spot Ten, Hillary Clinton For President was the #1 advertiser
Home Depot Builds on Radio
In last week’s Media Monitors Radio Spot Ten, The Home Depot bounced from #16 to #1 with 47,284 spots
Entercom: BP Helps, Expenses Don’t In Solid Q3
The broadcast company had a solid Q3 ... but something other than revenue and income increased. Investors may not like it.
Will The FCC Respond To MMTC Demands?
MMTC asked the FCC to prioritize Adarand studies and to promote other measures to fulfill diversity and small business mandates
Scripps Dips After Street Slip
A big swing from a net loss to net income wasn't good enough for the TV and radio station owner. Blame Hillary and The Donald
Did A Poor Political Play Hurt Entravision?
The Hispanic-targeted broadcaster saw net income slide by 32% in Q3, as digital gains were offset by radio and TV declines
You Little Devil! iHeart Fills Void With Digital Net
Fans of the Garden State's NHL team have a new platform for audio coverage, thanks to iHeartRadio
What Attributed To A Record-High EPS At CBS?
Revenue and profit growth was seen across all of the CBS segments, and the highest quarterly diluted EPS ever were seen
Here’s Why Radio One Slumped In Q3
A net income loss greatly decreased, but Radio One's overall revenue dipped in Q3
What Boosted Beasley In Q3?
Based on the Q3 earnings breakdown from Beasley VP/Finance Marie Tedesco, former CBS Radio stations are to thank
How ‘Intentional Misrepresentations’ Could Harm You
Telling the FCC you aren't a party to another station, when in fact you are, is the issue at hand for this
DirecTV Gets Grilled By DOJ Over Dodgers Deal
DirecTV unlawfully exchanged competitively sensitive information with three cable companies, DOJ argues
Check Out The Big Swing From Beasley In Q3
Beasley moved from a net loss of $737,900 (-3 cents per share) to net income of $1.69 million (+7 cents per share).
Caroline Beasley Earns Permanent CEO Stripes
Marie Tedesco to take CFO role; moves set for January 1, 2017
‘Character Assasination Ads’: A No For Radio?
Charleston, W. Va. radio stations could be sued for libel because they aired controversial political ads paid for by a PAC