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Just days after formally announcing Rush Limbaugh’s move from Cumulus’ WABC-AM NY to its WOR-AM there, CCME’s WWDC-FM (DC101) syndicated morning man

On 12/6, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler released commentary in a blog on the FCC website

Barbara Kreisman, FCC Chief, Video Division Media Bureau, has flagged 3 LMAs cropping up

CFO Rob Marcus will take over as CEO of Time Warner Cable on 1/1, replacing Glenn Britt. Most everyone knows the company is mulling offers, but a bit more on that came out in an interview with Bloomberg 12/5. Marcus has a message for TWC shareholders: “I am the perfect guy to manage the M&A component out there. As much as I’d like to be modest, I am kind of built to manage situations like this.”

Look out, Pandora and iTunes Radio: Spotify is planning a free, ad-supported version of its

Starting Monday 1/6, Rush Limbaugh affiliations are going to be changing in three markets: In NYC from Cumulus’ WABC to CCME’s WOR. The others are being moved to new radio stations being created by CCME to organize audiences around exclusively conservative talk radio instead of the current blended news and broader talk. In LA, there will be a new CCME-branded station at the current KTLK-AM 1150. It will be called “The Patriot.” Rush will be moving from KFI there. In San Francisco,

We just published details from a recent American Cable Association filing which asks the FCC

Like many other companies right now, Cumulus is riding the refinancing wave, issuing loans

Fox is telling advertisers that Super Bowl XLVIII inventory for the 2/2 game is sold out. Neil Mulcahy, EVP/Sales at Fox Sports, part of 21st Century Fox, told The NY Times that all of the automakers are back, including GM. The automaker had said said in August that it would return as a sponsor after taking a break in Super Bowl XLVII.

The company announced it will be available to residents in the Baltimore metro area on 12/16. Consumers

Native advertising—sponsored content in the form of digital ads that closely resemble

Communications Subcommittee Chair Greg Walden and Commerce Committee Chair Fred Upton have

SBS’s top-rated morning driver “El Mandril” (Ricardo Sanchez) has been off the air at KLAX-FM LA for weeks because of what we’ve heard to be contract negotiations (his current contract ends 1/13). Well, the LA Times says it may be more than that:

Conservative dominance of the political talk genre is a given, and what little liberal presence there is seems