Senate panel sets hearing date for Comcast-TWC
The Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing on Comcast's plan to merge with Time Warner Cable
Subscribers overwhelmed by channel choices
According to TiVo’s Digitalsmiths search and recommendation division, a growing number of
Nexstar buys Internet Broadcasting
Internet Broadcasting Systems is a digital publishing platform and digital agency services provider
Media Bureau issues guidance on future TV deals
On 3/12, the FCC’s Media Bureau released a Public Notice to give guidance to the industry about
Moonves reiterates: Aereo wins, CBS may end OTA
He’s said it before and now he’s saying it again: CBS Corp CEO Leslie Moonves said the No. 1 rated
Warren Buffett buying WPLG-TV Miami
Warren Buffett, chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, has agreed to acquire the ABC affiliate from
Communications and Technology Subcommittee convenes STELA hearing
The Committee on Energy and Commerce’s Communications
AM Broadcaster seeks FCC waiver
Carl Como Tutera tells RBR-TVBR he has filed two amendments in the last few weeks to move his
House advances bipartisan FCC Process Reform Act
On 3/11, The House of Representatives approved H.R. 3675, the FCC Process Reform Act, by
O’Rielly: Alter ownership proposal before vote
Republican FCC Commissioner Mike O'Rielly has again voiced his concerns on
Saga FY up 3.3%, sans political; Q4 down 5%
Saga Communications’ FY revenue was down only 1% on $129.5 million compared to $130.3 million for
Sirius XM stock upgraded, but mixed bag
Macquarie has upgraded shares of Sirius XM Radio from a neutral rating to an outperform rating
Radio lags behind TV, Internet in emergencies
New research from Mark Kassof & Co. says that radio ranks third as the source of information
Blackout looming in Kansas
Another retransmission battle is brewing—this time with four LIN TV stations and Cox Communications. The channels, KSNT-TV (NBC), KTMJ-TV (Fox) and KTKA (ABC) in Topeka and KSNW-TV (NBC) Wichita could go dark 3/14 if a new retrans agreement isn't reached.
Gray Q4 down 25% on political
Gray Television’s Q4 revenue was $95.6 million, off 25% from $126.6 million in Q4 2012. Local, national and internet advertising revenue