Prepared NAB/RAB Show remarks of Erica Farber
Thank you. I am delighted to welcome you to the Radio Show. By being here, your presence shows your dedication and enthusisam for this...
Big Bang gets the edge over Judge Judy
During the week of 8/26-9/1 Big Bang and Judge Judy dueled to a tie in household ratings, but Big Bang held a wide edge...
Prepared NAB/RAB Show remarks of Gordon Smith
Thank you, José.
You and the Radio Show Steering Committee have produced a valuable event that demonstrates why it's such an exciting time to be...
Broadcast stock inch forward
The Fed indicated that it would keep buying bonds, and that apparently led investors to continue buying stocks, but if they were spending on...
NAB mental health campaign draws millions
A campaign called “OK2Talk” aimed at improving the state of mental health in America has drawn widespread support from broadcasters, who to date have chipped in more than $12M worth of airtime in the form of the airing of more than 106.6K radio and television spots.
O’Rielly coasts through Commerce hearing
Prospective FCC Commissioner Michael O’Rielly appears to be enough of a lock for approval to
Are cable companies using ISP business to stifle future competitors?
Cable companies have a dual income stream – they sell content, and they sell internet access, most often to the same subscriber. But what happens when another company wants to sell content over the internet? According to the New York Times, big cable is trying to smother such companies in the cradle.
Fox prevails with premieres
Four programs kicked off new seasons on Fox, giving it a convincing margin of victory over #2 NBC and its America's Got Talent. Only...
Cumulus reels in Green Bay from CCME
$17,636,643 WDUZ-AM/WQLH-FM, WDUZ-FM, WOGB-FM & WPCK-FM Green Bay WI (Green Bay, Brillion, Reedsville, Denmark WI) from Citicasters Licenses Inc., a subsidiary of Clear Channel...
FTC looking into deceptive online advertising
One of the guiding regulatory principles of advertising is that it must be easily recognized for what it is, and its sponsor should be...
Aereo up and running in Houston
Controversial television redistributor Aereo is currently operating with the blessings of the Second Circuit Court while a lower-court challenge to the legality of its service is being tested – and it has now officially expanded that operation to Houston, with Dallas-Fort Worth soon to follow.
Nexstar’s latest moves earn Moody’s seal of approval
The latest investment in television stations and the financial machinations put in place to get
Las Cruces quartet sold
Ron Stone will be running a one-AM, three-FM radio cluster in the southeastern corner of New Mexico once a deal with companies owned and operated by Judy Hunt and Allen Lumeyer reaches the finish line.
Arbitron: 200%+ HD multicast audience growth
At the NAB/RAB Radio Show in Orlando, iBiquity Digital said that as the installed base of HD Radio receivers rapidly increases, so has listening...
Pandora wins license dispute with ASCAP
Pandora has won a Manhattan federal court decision rejecting efforts by some music publishers to narrow a license that enables the largest U.S. Internet...