Report: “Radio isn’t as good as it used to be”
New research from Mark Kassof & Co. reveals that 53% of 18-64 radio listeners in the U.S. agree with
Aereo adds four
The antenna-based broadcast streaming provider announced its nationwide expansion has added four new cities
Fox loses appeal on Dish’s Auto Hop
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has rejected Twenty-First Century Fox's effort to stop Dish Network
Natalie Swed Stone: The art and science of media buying
As OMD’s US Director, National Audio Investment, Natalie has 30 clients to stay on top of-including
HBO, AMC take top Emmys home
While Netflix burst into the 65th Primetime Emmy Awards Sunday night, it was cable nets with the
Calhoun addresses approval of Arbitron buy
David Calhoun, Nielsen CEO, held a conference call to discuss Friday’s announcement (9/20) approval by
FTC greenlights Nielsen/Arbitron wedding
The $1.3B acquisition of radio ratings giant Arbitron by television ratings giant Nielsen has been
Cumulus deal to “park” station with broker shot down
Media Services Group broker Bill Whitley recently had a more direct role in a broadcast transaction than
Ryvicker: Local up, regulation static
In a wide-ranging look at the broadcasting industry, Wells Fargo analyst Marci Ryvicker found much
Watchdog sees decency difference in FCC nominees
Both FCC nominees – Tom Wheeler and Michael O’Rielly – expressed their desire to see strong FCC
Radio and the connected car
At the NAB/RAB Radio Show in Orlando sponsored by Arbitron and Radionomy, Roger Lanctot, associate director, Global
MVPDs are the Goliath in most retrans disputes
One of the notable aspects of the recent CBS/TWC retransmission consent battle was the fact that
Pandora is a risky business
Internet radio leader Pandora is selling 13M common shares, and one of its stockholders is putting 5.2M more shares on the market
“Hybrid Radio” coming to a phone near you?
At the NAB/RAB Radio Show in Orlando this week, RBR-TVBR had a chance to speak with Traug Keller
O’Rielly coasts through Commerce hearing
Prospective FCC Commissioner Michael O’Rielly appears to be enough of a lock for approval to