More trouble at TRN; Masters’ update on the lawsuit
As the news continues to flow out of Talk Radio Network’s Oregon headquarters that America’s Radio
Eshoo introduces one-sided retrans bill
The fallout from the CBS/TWC retransmission stalemate continues, this time in the form of a draft bill
TV technical upgrade holds key to $Billions
According to Wells Fargo analyst Marci Ryvicker, for a very minimal investment, local broadcasters
Greater Media teams with Big Machine
Nashville’s own Big Machine Label Group was the first to sign up with Clear Channel to share broadcast
Masters: TRN demise unfounded; ARNN shutters
As the industry speculates what has become of Talk Radio Network Enterprises, LLC, Talk Radio
Are bells jingling on America’s docks?
It’s a little early to start making predictions about the upcoming holiday season
Talk Radio Network shuts down?
A lot of rumor has been going around over the weekend about Talk Radio Network shutting down
Alert: Major broadcast doings at next FCC meeting
Month after month after month, the FCC has held Open Meetings that usually held very little interest
Radio helps build success for Sweet Tea Project
According to 429 Records, Ed Roland is no stranger to the value of radio – it has helped make him a
Report: Nielsen negotiating concessions for Arbitron buy
Nielsen’s proposed $1.26 billion buy of Arbitron would allow it to measure audiences across numerous
Broadcasters granted injunction against FilmOn X
Television broadcasters scored a win 9/5 by getting U.S. District judge Rosemary Collyer in DC
Retrans peace in the wake of CBS/TWC?
That’s what Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman attorney Scott R. Flick thinks will be the next chapter in this
Cumulus goes under the analyst microscope
Cumulus Media is at the center of the biggest radio deal of 2013, pruning its station profile while
Cumulus drops Sean Hannity
Looks like Michael Savage was right: In late June, reports surfaced that Cumulus Media was planning to drop both Rush Limbaugh and
Moonves: TV and online ad rates to be the same
CBS Corp. CEO Les Moonves told CNBC on Wednesday that he's very happy with the way things ended