Democratic leaders introduce Net Neutrality legislation
Reps. Henry Waxman and Anna Eshoo introduced H.R. 3982, the “Open Internet Preservation Act,” with a Senate companion bill to be introduced by Sen. Ed Markey, to protect consumers and innovation online. Last month, the D.C. Circuit struck down the FCC’s Open Internet rules preventing broadband providers from blocking or discriminating against content online. The bill would restore these rules until the FCC takes new, final action in the Open Internet proceeding.
AdLarge adds Live365
AdLarge Media announced an ad sales representation agreement with Live365, a leading online radio network offering broadcast services and curated radio programming.
Live365’s built-in music...
Sony urges caution against Dylan Farrow allegations
Woody Allen has called Dylan Farrow's (adopted daughter) recent allegations of child molestation
Hulu users tally top ads of Super Bowl XLVIII
Fans across the nation logged onto Hulu AdZone to vote for their favorite commercials during the game, and the results are in. From the...
McDonald’s moves into #1
In the Media Monitors TV SPOT TEN for last week, McDonald’s takes the lead with 18,613 spots. Toyota dropped out of first place to rest at #2 with 17,511 spots. H&R Block landed at #3 with 17,320 ads, while the US Department of Health and Human Services increases to #4 airing 14,269 announcements.
Super Bowl Down; ‘New Girl’ strong
FOX was number one Sunday among adults 18-49 and with total viewers. The Super Bowl earned a preliminary 34.4 from 7-10PM down 13% from...
Eshoo to seek top spot at Energy & Commerce Committee
The Communications and Technology Subcommittee Chairman Greg Walden (R-OR) and
Aereo sets San Antonio launch date
Aereo announced plans to launch its broadcast TV streaming television technology in San Antonio on 2/19
NASH FM adds 11 markets
Cumulus announced that 11 additional stations will adopt the NASH FM Country music and lifestyle brand, including legendary stations
Super Bowl glitches in multiple markets
It’s always something, isn’t it? Whether it be wardrobe malfunctions, power outages or technical glitches, we seem to always be able to expect something to go wrong with Super Bowl telecasts of late. In fact, they were taking bets in Vegas this year as to what it would be this time around.
Super Bowl XLVIII’s social media winners
In a post-game analysis of Super Bowl XLVIII, AddThis has identified the advertisers, celebrities and key moments from the game that generated the most...
CCME extends Exchange Offer for Senior Notes due 2021
Clear Channel says it has extended its exchange offer of these notes that were issued and sold by Clear Channel in 2013 in private...
Liberty Global, Discovery kicking the tires
John Malone’s Liberty Global and Discovery Communications are working with Liberty Media
Stocks suffer worst monthly loss in over year
Stocks ended the week and the month with deep losses following a Friday selloff prompted by disappointing earnings, renewed fears over deflation in the...
L&L closes on San Antonio cluster
Border Media Business Trust San Antonio (Larry Patrick, Trustee) has closed on the sale of its