Cumulus taps, ups in Cincinnati, Topeka, Boise and Reno
Cumulus announced multiple promotions and moves at its Cincinnati, Topeka, Reno and
Broadcasters to sue FCC on JSA/SSA ban
As many thought was coming, the broadcast industry plans to sue the FCC over its decision to
Amazon Prime to offer music streaming service
Pandora shares were down Friday -3.1% following this report: Amazon will reportedly expand its
NASH FM 92.3 debuts in Albuquerque
Cumulus announced that Country-formatted KRST-FM Albuquerque has adopted the NASH FM Country
RESPECT Act introduced in the House on pre-1972 music
SoundExchange, which collects and distributes digital royalties, organized a campaign. “Project72,” which
Seeking Alpha: Will Apple take down Sirius XM?
Seeking Alpha’s Anup Singh writes that Sirius XM is struggling this year despite posting a good
KSFO raises $111K for Fisher House Foundation
Cumulus Media announced the KSFO-AM San Francisco Morning Show with Brian Sussman and
Dave Herman dies in federal custody
The legendary WNEW-FM New York DJ apparently suffered an aneurysm inside the Essex County Jail in
Pai-O’Rielly issue joint statement on Sinclair turning in licenses
When the FCC voted 3/31 to restrict broadcasters’ use of JSAs, many
DirecTV adding Newsmax TV
Newsmax Media’s Newsmax TV has signed a distribution deal with DirecTV and is accelerating toward a national launch that expects
Buckley sells KWAV-FM to Mapleton
Mapleton Communications and Buckley Broadcasting Corp. announced today that Mapleton
RIAA to Copyright Office: Radio needs to pay more in royalties
The US Copyright Office has begun an examination of the music licensing marketplace and has sought
Vermont legislation potentially harmful to broadcasters
Sue Keenom, NAB SVP/State Associations and Board Relations, sent an email out 5/29 to all
L&L names Phil Becker VP/Programming
L&L Broadcasting announced Phil Becker has been named VP of Programming for the company
Apple reaches deal to acquire Beats for $3 billion
Apple has agreed to acquire Beats Music and Beats Electronics for $3 billion. The deal is the largest