Thursday, June 18, 2026

Silent California Noncomm Set For Resurrection

The noncomm religious entity behind the Air1 and K-LOVE networks is getting an FM and its four translators in the Monterey Bay area

MRC Won’t Accredit December PPM Radio Ratings

On Nov. 10, RBR + TVBR asked, "How Significant Is Nielsen’s Newest PPM Problem?" We now know that the problem is pretty significant

Here Come The TV Industry Prognostications

Two heavyweight Wall Street journalists weigh in on their predictions for 2017. One big "could be" involves CBS

A New National Sports Radio Network Arrives

The Univision América Talk network will soon be replaced by a competitor to ESPN Deportes Radio and Fútbol de Primera Radio

Cumulus Sets Capital Sales Slot

A veteran radio sales executive previously with iHeartMedia's Washington, D.C. and Baltimore clusters joins for D.C.-only duties
COX Communications

San Diego Retrans Fight Ends After Four Hours

A potentially bruising standoff between a big CBS affiliate and a major MSO came to an end late Friday after a few hours

Why Media Advertising Increases Marketing ROI

A new study finds that shifting just 10% of promotion spending to media advertising will increase marketing ROI by 10%-25%.

This Radio Station Says It’s Been Hijacked

A lawsuit filed Thursday in a Texas state court alleges that a vendor pretended to be the station’s GM and took potential advertisers’ phone calls
SBG / Sinclair Broadcast Group

Could Frontier Subscribers Lose KOMO, KATU?

Viewers to two major ABC affiliates that subscribe to Frontier Communications could be blacked out come January 1.
Cox Media Group

Two Cox Stations Get Partial Online Public File Waiver

Cox needs not upload the quarterly issues/programs lists and annual EEO reports for two stations’ prior pending license renewal periods
Chicago

Can Three Parties Control One LPFM Station?

Sound of Hope Radio will not get a chance to be a time-share partner of a new LPFM set to debut in Chicago

What Will Comcast’s New Multicultural Networks Be?

Comcast is accepting proposals for the final two minority-owned networks it's committed to. These will be African American-targeted
Cumulus

Cumulus Back In ‘Danger Zone’ As TV Shares Rise

Cumulus fell below $1.10 on a day that saw iHeart rise, along with Viacom and Sinclair
FCC

Don’t Expect A 4-1 GOP FCC

By statute, the GOP can only have a 3-2 FCC majority. But, independents are allowed, and a heavily GOP-influenced one could emerge.
Sumner Redstone

Sumner Redstone To Bid Farewell To Viacom Board

Redstone will continue to participate in meetings of the Board in a non-voting role after Viacom's Feb. 6 board meeting