Say Farewell To Reverse Auction Quiet Period
The Wireless Telecommunications Bureau is waiving the Reverse Auction's quiet-period rules
Has Pai Lit A Fire Under Democrat Clyburn?
In scathing comments, Clyburn called Feb. 3 "take out the trash day"
‘The End’ Arrives For KDND
Branding for KDND-FM 107.9 in Sacramento shifts to KUDL-FM 106.5 at 9 a.m. PT; KDND to go dark Wednesday at 12:01 a.m. PT
Is The Spectrum Auction’s End Imminent?
On 2/8, the bidding schedule in Stage 4 of the Forward Auction rises to six rounds per day
Here’s What The Media Bureau Just Rescinded
Two major moves largely scratch what theMedia Bureau had etched in not-so-permanent marker under a Democratic Chairman
CTA Warns FCC Over ATSC 3.0 NPRM
Consumer Technology Association (CTA) President/CEO Gary Shapiro is concerned about one proviso in the proposal
Is One Key Issue Blocking More Radio Deals?
Dick Kozacko, the Elmira, N.Y.-based broker, has an answer
A Denver DMA Station Sells For Millions
Programming is not expected to change at the facility, which had been the market’s MundoFox affiliate until late 2014
Should Advertising Remain A ‘Short-Term Expense’?
After studying a wide array of research on the issue, two professors from Loyola Marymount University reach a conclusion
Cable ONE, NW Broadcasting End Retrans War
Cable ONE subscribers in markets where Northwest Broadcasting has broadcast TV stations are no longer in the dark
A Fab Friday For Media Stocks
Cumulus Media and SBS continued their respective rebounds on Wall Street in a strong session for all media stocks
KDND’s End: ‘Huge’ Public Interest Win
Media Action Center (MAC) and its founder call Entercom's KDND license surrender "a huge public interest victory"
Beasley Cuts Debt With Curtis Deal
Six-station transaction expressly designed to deleverage Beasley following Greater Media acquisition, company says
Can We Modernize The FCC?
Implement a structure that moves away from antiquated silos, FCC landing team member Mark Jamison opines
Where Will A New Entercom Need To Spin?
Are sales, or swaps, the likely route for the stations Entercom will need to divest in six markets?