CFOs say economy is looking up
According to a new survey, America’s corporate financial gurus are optimistic about the immediate
Fox on the prowl for stations in NFL territory
The bond between Fox Television Network and the NFL is strong, particularly on the NFC side, with
MRC approves PPM in eight new markets
Arbitron announced that the Media Rating Council (MRC) has accredited the radio AQH monthly
CBS blackout may go into NFL season
The NY Times reports analysts are saying it is looking like the blackout of CBS stations in more than
Radio revs rerunning 2012
The results for radio are in for both the second quarter and the first half of 2013, and in both cases the bottom line...
A Savage reality for Cumulus stations?
The hottest radio syndication story thread in some time has been the fate of big-time talkers on Cumulus
Emmis’ NextRadio app heading to Sprint phones
Sprint will begin installing the NextRadio app in an array of FM-enabled wireless devices over the
SoCal TWC subscribers sue over blackout
Three Time Warner Cable customers in southern California filing a class-action lawsuit against
Wells Fargo prescribes a chill pill
Television group M&A activity and the testy retransmission consent battle between CBS and TWC
Jason Wolfe leaving Entercom, WEEI
Entercom Boston announced that long-time exec with the company, Jason Wolfe
FTC scrutinizing Nielsen-Arbitron deal
Nielsen is increasingly under the Federal Trade Commission’s microscope over its $1.26 billion
McCain-FCC exchange on a la carte
In a 6/12/13 letter to Acting FCC Chairwoman Mignon Clyburn, Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) pressed for
Radio One juggles its way to positive Q2
The radio stations in the Radio One portfolio didn’t have a bad quarter, nor did they have a great one
Price revealed for Merlin-EMF Philly deal
Randy Michaels and his Merlin Media are making a pile of cash appear and a station listed
Gary Burns to ARB, FCC, DOJ: “Total Line” policy unfair
The owner of 3 Daughters Media stations in the Roanoke-Lynchburg, VA penned a letter to the FCC, FTC