Unasked Questions In Virginia Shooting
In this commentary, Michael DeLier poses questions about the Virginia station shootings.
EAS: Use Tools in Place, Paid For
The FCC and FEMA learned a lot from the first nationwide EAS test in 2011.
Insight Into Dangers, Determination in Local Broadcast News
Those starting out in television and radio news face long hours and little pay.
FCC Tees Up Contest Rule Update
The FCC tees up the contest rule update for a vote.
Four Texas Stations in Play
Four Texas stations are in play
WWL: The Hurricane Station
The BBC focuses on WWL and how the radio station handled Hurricane Katrina.
Class A Digital Transition Date Looms
Class A television owners have a date with digital destiny coming up.
Nielsen Now Tracks Streaming Video
Nielsen is now tracking viewing of streaming video services.
TV Incentive Auction Ethics Compliance
Womble Carlyle attorney Gregg Skall reviews station ethics compliance related to the television spectrum incentive auction.
Data to be Hot Topic at Ownership Form Event
The FCC’s upcoming workshop on media ownership Form 323 will cover lots of data.
Sinclair-Dish Blackout Ends
The Dish-Sinclair TV blackout has ended while their talks continue.
What’s an Employer to Do?
Safety and financial questions that come to mind as owners review the Virginia TV news crew shootings.
Station Owners Review Safety
The deaths of two TV news personnel during a live shot has station executives thinking about safety.
Wyoming FM Sale Closes
Patrick Communications brokered the $100,000-plus sale of a Wyoming FM.
The station was KTUG(FM), Hudson, Wyoming.
The Class C2 is 4,000 watts operating on 105.1 MHz...
Bankruptcy Leads to Sale of Nebraska Six
Six Nebraska television stations will be sold at auction.