Saturday, May 9, 2026

Why Did CBS Radio Rotate To Radiate Media?

CBS Radio has inked a deal with Radiate Media after a decade with TTWN, effective April 1, 2017. We look at possible reasons why.
Bonneville International

Bonneville Adds Veritone For Digital Metrics

Bonneville's stable of AMs and FMs will now have access to the Veritone Inc. Cognitive Media Platform

Bannister Lake Bulks Up ‘Super Ticker’ Software

A "Query" function and a new "Custom" data type are now available to users

From Oz To You: HD/SD Integration From ONDA

Bluefish444, the manufacturer of 4K/2K/HD/SD SDI video cards, has completed its integration with ONDA Automation

NAB Show New York: Advances In Tech

The event formerly known as Content & Communications World (CCW) has taken on a big tech focus for the TV industry
Dish Network

YouTube Dishes Out Hopper3 Access

Users of DISH Network's Hopper 3 DVR can now easily bring viral videos and original content to their TV screen
Netflix

Does Netflix’s $1B Bond Offering Point To Big Plans?

Could Netflix be eyeing a company like Viacom, once it reunifies with CBS? Even Jack Myers is unsure

Time Warner Gets A Gong From Analyst Throng

The parent company of such cable TV networks as TBS, TNT, and HBO just got panned from a plethora of analysts.

HD Radio Parent’s Takeover Set For Vote

If the deal is approved, it will mark the second change in hands for HD Radio in a year.

TRANSACTIONS TODAY: Silent Pair Sold In Palm Springs

Two dormant AMs are picked up by a local broadcaster; Christian noncomm gets AM-FM Wisconsin pair

Flip This Stick: Oregon Owner Turns $23K Profit

Less than three months after a $7K translator purchase, the new owner is spinning it for a big gain

Chevy Drives To Head Of The Pack

In last week’s Media Monitors TV Spot Ten, the Chevrolet Dealer Association moved into #1 with 20,136 spots

GEICO Takes Back Top Spot

In the Media Monitors Radio Spot Ten last week, GEICO moved back into #1 with 46,473 spots

Public File Flaws Punish TV Noncomm

A consent decree allows the FCC to move ahead with a TV station's license renewal, once it pays $2,000 to the U.S. Treasury
Saga Communications, Inc.

Saga Questioned For Big Dividend Yields

CapitalCube says Saga's average dividend quality score of 50 "points to some weakness in the sustainability of its robust payout ratio"