Pay-TV Set To Combat Competition, Increase Innovation
Innovation is becoming more important and more urgent for the pay-TV industry, pay-TV
FCC Reverse Auction Set To Acclerate
The FCC on Tuesday will shift from a pair of daily two-hour trading sessions seen through Rounds 1 through 19, to three hour-long
iHeartRadio Enters The On-Demand Streaming Fray
Two new subscription-based services - iHeartRadio Plus and iHeart All Access - will bow in January
Nielsen Clients Excited Over Paper Diary Demise
A source close to the matter says Nielsen clients have had “a very positive reaction” to the end of paper diaries for local TV ratings.
Broker Biz ‘Coming Back To Life’
Kalil & Co. broker Lou McDermott tells RBR + TVBR that “the market is coming back to life,” and that his firm is busy.
The Talent As Pitchman: Authenticity Wins
How can a client truly benefit from that product endorsement, or the increased use of a radio talent as a brand ambassador?
What Makes One Manager More Successful Than Another?
If you follow these skills on a daily basis, you will sooner attain the managerial qualities that you have
FCC’s Pai: Class C4 Classification Possible
Commissioner Ajit Pai revealed that a new “Class C4” classification, which would create a 12kw station at 100 meters, is in consideration.
FCC Confirms Sept. 29 STB Vote
The FCC Open Meeting will also include considerations on foreign-ownership rule amendments and advancements in 911 technology.
‘1010 WINS’ Honored As ‘Legendary Station of the Year’
WINS-AM 1010 in New York has been named the 2016 "Legendary Station of the Year" at the Marconi Radio Awards
The Digital Dash: Radio Must Stay Noticed
AM and FM’s continued presence in a “connected car” must be reinforced by the radio industry, key execs note.
TRANSACTIONS TODAY: 3ABN Donation; Long Communications
Inland Empire facility donated to Illinois non-profit; NC AM gets FM translator.
Thoughts About Radio, From The 21-Year Old
Two 21-year-old Radio Show attendees discuss how radio plays a minimal role in their music listening, and what can be done
Viacom: ‘If It Could Have Gone Wrong, It Did’
The Nov. 15 exit of interim CEO Tom Dooley, and the news that Viacom is cutting its quarterly dividend in half, don't sit well with this analyst
NAB: Broadcasters Well-Positioned To Compete
The NAB believes that, despite outdated rules, broadcasters are well-positioned to compete in a growingly diverse