NBC TV helps Comcast to Q2 revenue growth
The numbers look good at Comcast Corporation, and the NBC Universal segment was a major participant
Stocks steady; Nasdaq rises on hopes for tech
Stocks finished little changed on Tuesday, with the Nasdaq on track for its best monthly performance since January 2012, as investors took a cautious...
Senate panel advances Wheeler, violence study
There are still questions about the fitness of Tom Wheeler to take the chair at the Federal Communications Commission, but nevertheless his nomination has...
NBC: “Ninja Warrior” wins slot
Monday Results: From 8-9 p.m. ET, "American Ninja Warrior" (1.5 rating, 5 share in adults 18-49, 5.2 million viewers overall) ranked #2 among ABC,...
Watchdog wants to put the brakes on Sinclair
An anachronistic rule in the way national station cap compliance is making it possible for Sinclair Broadcast Group to enter into as many big-ticket TV deals as it is, and a public watchdog thinks the FCC needs to take a close look at all of them
SBE announces national awards winners
The Society of Broadcast Engineers announces the recipients of the 2013 SBE National Awards. The awards recognize excellence and achievement by individual members, SBE...
Cumulus finds the black zone
Radio giant Cumulus posted gains in all the major metrics despite the unavoidable loss in the political category, and did particularly well
ABC was up 3% in total viewers
Building week to week in Total Viewers (+3%) and Adults 18-49 (+11%), ABC delivered its largest audience and equaled its best young adult number...
Borrell: 2013 Auto Advertising Outlook
A new study from Borrell Associates says there will be an increase in automotive ad spend, but those dollars will continue to move away...
ABC wins Monday with Bachelorette
CBS's Under the Dome was the top show of the night, but it wasn't enough to overcome two hours of The Bachelorette on ABC....
Piolin accused of sexual harassment
We finally have a likely reason for the bizarre departure of Univision’s syndicated morning star Eddie
Vine introduces six-second video ad
Twitter's red-hot video sharing service, Vine, is drawing marketers looking for an ad format that's catchier than an image but more user-friendly than a 30-second video. Vine, launched in October 2012 and bought by the social media giant this past January, initially set out to be a mini-video sharing application for everyday users. But it has gained major popularity among advertisers for content marketing and brand promotion, having garnered a total of 13 million users across the globe, reports Fortune.
Details on Hubbard-Sandusky deal
$85.5M KAZG-AM/KSLX-FM, KDUS-AM/KUPD-FM & KDKB-FM Phoenix AZ (Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa AZ); and KKNW-AM.KLCL-FM, KIXI-AM, KRWM-FM & KQMV-FM Seattle-Tacoma WA (Seattle, Mercer Island-Seattle, Bremerton, Bellevue...
FCC confirms August agenda
A short time ago the FCC issued its sneak preview of the August Open Meeting, continuing a policy of former Chairman Kevin Martin aimed...
Mixed results at LIN TV
Revenue was up during Q2 2013 for LIN, a function of adding stations via the acquisition route, but overall profits were down. The absence...











