Consumer confidence surges in August
The base confidence benchmark established all the way back in 1985 is within sight.
Break up the Comcast/TWC wedding, says Sinclair
The massive size of the merged entity if TWC is allowed to fold into Comcast exacerbates an already
TWC making substantial contribution to US Treasury
Time Warner Cable has agreed to a consent decree with the FCC .
NAB holds its tongue on big media mergers
The NAB can’t help wondering why the FCC treats some businesses differently than others.
FM on cell growth pattern continues
Citizens are figuring it out – the presence of FM radio on their cell phone is something worth having.
Cumulus planning to strike a wedge into the Country format
Nash Icon is more than a tweak to the Country format -- it's nothing less than an attempt to cause the
C-Suite struggling for digital grasp
Less than half of their top leaders fully understand the digital challenge.
Fine sales opportunity for I-95 broadcasters
A Brooklyn-based pasta sauce maker thinks its ingredients are a cut above what its competitors are using...
Koch is the real thing for Democratic politicos
It is a well-known fact that political advertising begets more political advertising – one side cannot
AM station sold, with an explanation
An agreement to sell an Hispanic formatted AM station serving the Fayetteville AR market appears
CBS remains in play for Gray
Half of Gray Television’s 44 markets include a CBS affiliate, and that partnership will continue for the foreseeable future, thanks to a
“Maverick 102.7” launches in Texas
A new member of the Bryan Broadcasting family debuted over the weekend in Bryan/College, TX
Glenn Beck reached out to CNN for program deal
CNN reported that Glenn Beck's efforts to get onto more MSO lineups briefly led him to seek out help
NRG buys four in Iowa
NRG Media has agreed to purchase KFMW-FM, KOKZ-FM, KWLO-AM, and KXEL-AM, Waterloo, IA from Woodward Communications Inc
Federal court rejects Aereo request to be a cable company
Aereo's last-ditch argument to save itself won't be given an airing in court, according to the Second Circuit