This Swap ‘N Cash Deal Has Impact
Thanks to an asset swap plus cash deal, ESPN Radio is now on a new FM home while a Hispanic broadcaster gets a third area signal
Meredith Invests $70M In A Peachtree
This deal would give the company a "duopoly" situation, as it already owns the CBS affiliate in this big Southern market
FCC OK’s NPRM For Voluntary ATSC 3.0 Use
Comments on an NPRM alowing permissive use of the "Next Generation" broadcast TV standard, ATSC 3.0, is a go
Univision Radio Re-Ups Ratings Deal
The new pact allows Univision radio station to continue using Nielsen PPM and diary data in all markets.
FCC Unanimously OK’s Eased Translator Siting
The siting rule for an FM fill-in translator rebroadcasting an AM broadcast station has been relaxed by the Commission
Fox News Commentator Alan Colmes Dies
Colmes rose to fame as the liberal-leaning co-host of FOX News Channel's Hannity and Colmes political debate show
On-Demand iHeart: Brand Expansion
“iHeartRadio Plus” and “iHeartRadio All Access" called great examples of incremental value added to consumers
An Upward Quarter For iHeart
In Q4, iHeart swung to net income of $106 million, from a net loss of $93.3 million.
Entercom’s Business Mantra: Great Content Wins
In response to an e-mailed query from an analyst regarding the "connected car," Entercom's David Field took to the defense of radio
An ‘Original’ Closing In Land Of Lincoln
The sale of an AM-FM combo and FM translator in Illinois is now complete; a Class A TV station sells in Michigan's biggest market
ATSC 3.0 Set For PDX
Experimental digital television facilities on Channels 16, 20, 35 and 38 will be used in this Pacific Northwest market
What Media Player Is The IAB’s Newest Member?
A diversified media company serving Latino audiences and communities across acculturation levels, has become a member
Radio’s Key Players Slide Toward Danger Zone
Paging Maverick and Iceman may not do the trick, but a trio of major radio industry companies need a little help.
Consolidation: ‘A Very Necessary Activity’
Sinclair Broadcast Group has given the keys to its own "Talented Mr. Ripley," and he can't wait for M&As to transpire for TV groups
Radio Hurt By ‘Woeful Lack Of Industry Advocacy’
Entercom's David Field assailed Madison Avenue for spending "hundreds of billions of dollars" on less-effective media than radio