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Fox Broadcasting has argued that the direction of society and technology dictate that the FCC get

According to internet audio leader Pandora, it now has a presence in more than 100 car models, and it

Total ad spend in Q1 declined 0.1% from a year ago and finished the period at $30.2 billion, according Kantar Media. Local Radio was down 1.0%; National Spot Radio was up 5.7% and Network Radio was down -15.2%. Television turned in mixed performances. Cable TV spend rose 5.2%, aided by an increase in the volume of ad time and by stronger demand from restaurants and auto manufacturers. Spanish Language TV spending increased 13.5%, its seventh consecutive quarter of double digit growth – a strong result although lower than 15% annual growth rate seen in 2012. The Spanish Language segment continues to be driven by gains among national broadcast networks.

Arbitron just filed a copyright infringement lawsuit in Milwaukee, alleging that Saga’s Lakefront

A study from Intel that is part of the record in the spectrum auction proceeding made an awesomely

Weighing in on the FCC’s indecency proceeding, Saga Communications applauded the Commission’s

For years, Americans primarily received their television programming directly over the air, but the percentage dwindled as subscriptions to various MVPD platforms skyrocketed. But a new study shows significant migration back to OTA viewership.

Three Clear Channel/Jacksonville salespeople have filed discrimination lawsuits, claiming

Children these days have access to multiple content-unrestricted entertainment platforms, says the

At the request of the radio advisory council, Arbitron re-evaluated its policies regarding total line

Looks like Ryan Seacrest/AT 40 has some fresh competition—especially on CBS Radio and Cumulus

Dish Network said it won’t make a new offer to buy Sprint Nextel in time for a deadline and will instead focus on its...

Whenever we’ve heard a hearing with a nominee to the FCC, the answers are usually short of specifics

Lincoln Financial Media has fired WQXI-AM Atlanta (790 The Zone) sports talkers

At least one company wants to do something about the fact that television has been getting more