Broadcast News

Broadcasters plan to petition the U.S. Supreme Court to review lower court rulings that have allowed

Recent attempts to improve diversity of ownership in the communications field have relied on a careful definition of small business, which has been necessary to enable any such measure to withstand judicial scrutiny. MMTC is concerned that a definition used in a recent Senate bill may be deleterious.

A look at consumers from Harris Interactive shows that a majority are expecting to cut discretionary spending over the next six months, and also look for savings in what purchases they do make. And while there are some planning big ticket purchases, that turns out to be a silver lining unfortunately accompanied by a dark cloud.

If Sinclair is committing its holiday wish list to paper in the form of a letter to Santa Claus, it likely

The jury is out on the ultimate effect of iTunes Radio on Pandora, and Motley Fool admits that the newcomer is unlikely to blow the more established service out of the water. But it cautions that the iTunes offering has the potential to make life very difficult for Pandora.

The revenue results for Emmis Communications during its fiscal Q2 2013 were positive, and it also celebrated another positive during

The ruling comes as stations are readying to take the fight against the TV streaming service to the

Christopher Beale (“Kory”) will host afternoon drive on CBS Radio’s 103.7 KVIL-FM Dallas, weekdays from 3 to 7 p.m., beginning 11/1. Kory joins from...

Comcast, NBCUniversal and Twitter announced a strategic partnership to more directly connect the millions of Twitter users with television viewing. In the first step...

Time Warner Cable’s latest research report discusses the need to better address the effects that the growth

The Senate Commerce Committee under Chairman Jay Rockefeller has announced the witness panel for an inquiry into the impact of the government shutdown on the US economy. Looking at the panelists, it’s safe to say the state of the communications business will not be a central focus

The newest entry into the cable sports wars, Fox Sports 1, kicked off 8/17/13, but if it’s been drawing

A regional radio group in Australia was forced to cease simulcasting its stations’ programming over the internet unless it pays royalties for musical performances. The action was the result of a four-year legal battle which a court decided in favor of the recording industry.