Wednesday, May 13, 2026

Greater Media, Inc.

Mike Missanelli suspended at The Fanatic

Mike Missanelli, who hosts middays of 97.5 The Fanatic (WPEN-FM) in Philadelphia was suspended on

Radio Express to market for Premiere overseas

Premiere has entered into an agreement with Tom Rounds’ Radio Express, marketer and supplier of
Disney

KDIS-FM gets gear stolen in Little Rock

On 1/29, someone broke in to Disney’s KDIS-FM Little Rock, AR, currently silent, and stole an

Time Warner posts record Q4; HBO strong

The company’s quarterly revenues were $8.6 billion in the quarter, up 5% from growth at Warner Bros

The 10 Minute Sales Call

If you read my blog often you know that I am really big on having a process for everything. Why? First, most sales people thrive when structure is present. Second, I am a roll with the flow kind of guy and I recognized long ago that randomness kills my ability to be a raging success. So, as I looked to refine how I host my sales calls, I looked for a simple, repeatable pattern of success. I found that pattern when I changed my typical sales call into small defined segments. I soon realized I could host a really solid sales call in 10 minutes or less. Because most sales people lack a process when they make sales calls, this simple approach really boosts confidence and creates a plan for success. Plus, it also stops those long, boring sales calls that result in little more than a request for a blind proposal that often goes nowhere. In my ad sales training workshops I teach what I like to call “The 10 Minute Sales Call”.
Gannett

Gannett’s Q4 broadcasting revenues down 15.7%

Operating revenues for the company totaled $1.37 billion in the quarter, 6.0% lower than Q4 2012
Beasley Broadcast Group, Inc.

Beasley taps team of digital specialists

Beasley Broadcast Group says Eddie Thorpe, Adam Meltzer and Carolyn Cope joined the company as
Sirius XM

SiriusXM gets record Q4; subscribers drop quarter-to-quarter

SiriusXM’s Q4 and FY 2013 results, which include record revenue of
Film On

FilmOn files motion with SCOTUS

FilmOn, a free TV streaming service similar to Aereo, has filed a motion to intervene in the case before the Supreme Court, American Broad. Cos., v. Aereo, Inc. The motion shows that while FilmOn has been enjoined from offering its consumers access to Network content across most of the United States, Aereo is not subject to the same injunctions, has an incentive to leave the injunctions against its primary competitor intact and therefore may not adequately represent FilmOn's interests before the Supreme Court.

TVfreedom.org launches for broadcast TV, consumers

TVfreedom.org is a new coalition of local broadcasters, community advocates, network television

Steve DiNardo upped to run Entercom San Francisco

Entercom announced that Steve DiNardo has been hired as the new Vice-President and

Sony urges caution against Dylan Farrow allegations

Woody Allen has called Dylan Farrow's (adopted daughter) recent allegations of child molestation
Anna Eshoo

Eshoo to seek top spot at Energy & Commerce Committee

The Communications and Technology Subcommittee Chairman Greg Walden (R-OR) and

NASH FM adds 11 markets

Cumulus announced that 11 additional stations will adopt the NASH FM Country music and lifestyle brand, including legendary stations
John Malone

Liberty Global, Discovery kicking the tires

John Malone’s Liberty Global and Discovery Communications are working with Liberty Media