WISH Granted BIA Support In Ongoing DISH Fight
An intriguing new twist in a discrimination case between DuJuan McCoy's television group and Dish Network has emerged. A federal judge has denied Dish from blocking the use of supplemental expert testimony by Circle City in the case. The expert is a key figure at BIA Advisory Services.
Music Industry Seeks Digital Copyright Reform
Artists call on Congress to reform digital copyright act.
Global Music Revenues Up 3.2%
Not only have music digital revenues outpaced physical sales here, they have worldwide.
Milestone for SiriusXM
SiriusXM says it has now surpassed 30 million subscribers.
Facebook: ‘A Regular Source of News’ For A Third Of U.S.
Even as social media companies struggle to combat misleading information on their platforms, a new Pew Research Center survey finds that 53% of adult American respondents receive their news on social media sites “often,” or “sometimes.” And, of the 11 social media sites asked about as regular sources of news in the study, Facebook sits on top.
Nexstar comments on Grant grant
The FCC dealt with six of seven stations being sold by Grant Company to Nexstar, and Nexstar’s Perry Sook has commented on what’s happening with the seventh.
What Did MMTC, NABOB and Salem Say To Chairman Pai?
On Wednesday (8/16), representatives from two key broadcast media multicultural advocacy organizations, a big D.C. law firm, a major Christian-themed broadcaster and a Black-owned broadcaster based in Alabama held court with one of the most influential individuals in Washington, D.C. That person is FCC Chairman Ajit Pai. What did they discuss? We now know.
Why is Sinclair Comfortable With Political Ad Pacing?
Sinclair says political revenues “more than exceeded our expectations” in Q1.
See Which TV Groups Could Reap Auction Billions
S&P projects some TV ownership groups could make billions in the incentive auction.
Lackluster full-week kickoff to 2015
The business of broadcasting definitely got off to a slow start in the first five-day work period of the year...
Foreign Sponsorship ID Requirements ‘Amended’ and ‘Clarified’
The FCC on Monday released a report and order that adopts "a new verification requirement" with respect to its foreign sponsorship identification requirements, while also clarifying its existing requirements as it pertains to broadcast programming offered by such organizations as Sputnik.
LPTV Spectrum Rights Coalition asks Senate for help
Here is a letter from Mike Gravino, Director of the LPTV Spectrum Rights Coalition, to the Senate Judiciary
Christmas Comes Early for Gray, Schurz
DOJ clears the way for the Gray acquisition of Schurz stations to proceed.
Pandora goes terrestrial in South Dakota
The leading internet radio company is going old-school with the acquisition of KXMZ-FM Rapid City
FCC Chair Wheeler sets new incentive auction timeline
On 12/6, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler released commentary in a blog on the FCC website