TV in the Dealmaking Driver’s Seat
A number of factors may be suppressing the 2015 market for television stations
LPTV Sees no Friend in Wheeler
Executives at two different low power television advocacy groups
FCC: Charter Applications are in the Building
Charter Communications, Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks
Big Day in Radio Earnings
Thursday, July 30, 2015 is upon is, and that means the two largest radio groups
TV Duplex Gap Moves put on Hold
The National Association of Broadcasters has persuaded the FCC
Consumers OK Now, Worried about Future
The Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index took a hit in July
DirecTV: Too Big a Buy to Fail
A second major financial watchdog has taken a look at newly acquired DirecTV
Putting together a Tulsa Sixpack
A five station radio cluster serving the Tulsa OK market is about to get 20% larger
Pittman Strikes Again!
We found reports on iHeartMedia’s investors website
NextRadio Welcomes AT&T Aboard
The effort to empower American citizens to receive FM radio with their cell phones
LPTV Activist Reacts to Hearing
Two different members of Congress brought up the survival of low power television
SiriusXM in Orbit During Q2
Well, we suppose it’s always in orbit in a certain sense
Back and Forth on Capitol Hill
The Subcommittee on Communications and Technology held a hearing on FCC oversight
Help for Low Powers on the Way?
The LPTV community, which has felt largely ignored in the run-up to the incentive auction
Incentive Auction Issues Aired Out
FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler opened his remarks by reminding those assembled that theincentive auction is just about eight months away