Stocks Jump
U.S. stocks jumped Tuesday, thanks to gains in material shares. Radio was able to post a small gain, while Television posted a loss.
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Satellite Capacity Rises for Olympics
SES reported a record uptake on its satellite capacity for the games in Rio compared to previous Olympics.
Audio Jack Moving On
The 3.5mm audio jack could soon be a thing of the past.
Scholarship Fund Created to Entice Broadcast Engineering Students
The IEEE Broadcast Technology Society and AFCCE create
Viewers Bought OTT TV Antennas for Olympics
Channel Master went for its own gold medal before the start of the Olympics.
Stocks Slip Further
U.S. stocks slipped further Monday, thanks to a drop in oil prices. Radio and Television followed the market, with both showing losses.
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Nielsen Boots 35 Households From L.A. PPM Panel
An impact analysis and “aggressive review of protocols” is underway, with all other PPM markets under review by Nielsen.
Chevy Trucks to the Top
In last week’s Media Monitors TV Spot Ten, the Chevrolet Dealer Association popped into #1 with 18,781 spots.
GEICO Remains Radio’s #1
In last week’s Media Monitors Radio Spot Ten, GEICO repeated at #1 with 43,352 spots
Analyst: Paramount Sale Critical For Viacom
Analyst Michael Nathanson believes the best interim CEO can do “is sell 100% of Paramount to the highest bidder.”
Stocks Take Slight Dip
U.S. stocks dipped slightly Friday. Investors expect the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates later this year. Radio and Television did not follow the...
Tom Dooley Takes Interim CEO Role At Viacom
A permanent successor to former CEO Phillipe Dauman will be named in September.
Emmis Privatization Doubles Down On Radio
Emmis’ magazines excluding Indianapolis Monthly and its WLIB-AM in New York are to be sold as it seeks to go private for a third time.
‘No Mad Dash To Privatization’ From Emmis Move
Broker Dick Kozacko tells RBR + TVBR that Emmis' privatization effort is unique to Emmis, which "is not growing."
A Broker’s Guide To LMAs
Are you or your company contemplating a Local Marketing Agreement (LMA)? Here’s some advice for your broker.