Pandora kills 40-hour limit on free mobile listening
A very smart move: Pandora says it will remove the 40-hour-per-month limit
Pandora has a record Q2; mobile revs up 92%
Pandora closed a record Q2 of fiscal 2014, with revenue of $162.0 million, growing 58% year-over-year.
Attempt to derail Roanoke-Lynchburg deal fails
The sale of WLNI-FM Lynchburg VA from Centennial Licensing to Mel Wheeler Inc. drew a petition to deny
Most Disney layoffs to hit ABC TV stations
The Disney/ABC Television Group, which includes the ABC network, local TV stations
Ryvicker says to go with the cash flow
Wells Fargo analyst Marci Ryvicker says a lot of people are asking the firm what it thinks
Arkansas association exec makes the case for broadcasting
Sen. Mark Pryor (D-AR) held a field hearing
CBS comes to retransmission terms with FiOS
Even as the retransmission consent stalemate between CBS and Time Warner Cable continues forward,
La-Z-Boy credits TV for its positive Q1 2014
They say you have to spend money to make money, and according to La-Z-Boy President/CEO Kurt L.
Big four affiliates likely to give auctions a pass
Preston Padden, the Executive Director of the Expanding Opportunities For Broadcasters
Legal advice on tobacco advertising
The consent decree between Townsquare Media and the FCC regarding advertisements run for
NABOB sees station ownership going the wrong way
The National Association of Black Owned Broadcasters says that lenders have forced the sale of at least 20 African American radio stations since the...
Verizon entices CBS staffers to drop TWC
Verizon FiOS has made an appealing offer to CBS employees who can no longer watch the
IPG teaming with CCME, networks to automate sales
Media companies have plenty of experience automating programming and traffic functions,
New car gender gap revealed
Advertising automobiles is big business, and here’s a piece of information from the industry experts at Kelley Blue Book that will help
Smoke and mirrors used to run tobacco ads
RBR-TVBR recently wrote about a consent decree between Townsquare Media and the FCC