Analyst finds a lot to like at Nexstar
Wells Fargo has decided to initiate coverage of television group Nexstar, and it does so with high expectations, to say the least
It’s not necessarily lights for LPTV
We’ve watched the FCC move rule-neglecting Class A television stations down to the lower-grade
Not much TV talk in auction hearing
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski suggested to the House Communications Subcommittee that channel repacking policy is the next
Who may succeed Karmazin at Sirius XM
Jim Meyer, Sirius XM's president of operations and sales, is a leading contender to replace Mel Karmazin
Entercom and Glassnote enter royalty deal
Clear Channel has struck a content deal with Big Machine Label Group, and Entercom followed suit. Clear
Lots of holiday spending remains undone
According to Consumer Reports, despite record spending over Thanksgiving weekend and on
FCC should have taken NAB offer on TV political ad filing
When the FCC required posting political advertising information by television stations, NAB protested
Trayvon Martin shooter sues NBC
George Zimmerman has sued NBC over an edited 911 call from the night he shot Trayvon Martin in February. Zimmerman claims he was
Harris to sell Broadcast unit for $225 million
Harris, which makes most of its revenue from tactical communications gear used by the military, said it will sell its
Pandora CEO: “Fiscal Cliff” to blame for slow ad sales
The "fiscal cliff" is to blame for Pandora's lowered revenue guidance, not increasing competition, the company's CEO Joe Kennedy said on CNBC's "Squawk on...
Cumulus and Arbitron to sign a new deal
The news of Cumulus being critical of Arbitron in recent years and selling without Arbitron ratings in numerous markets is old—along with the RFP...
Pandora fiscal 2013 Q3 good; Q4 estimate sends shares down
For the third quarter of fiscal 2013, total revenue was $120.0 million, a 60% YOY increase. Ad revenue was $106.3 million, a 61% YOY...
Time Warner Cable may drop some networks
TWC CEO Glenn Britt threatened to drop networks with low ratings when their programming contracts expire to combat rising pay-television
Second Circuit Court of Appeals critical of Aereo
Finally, some common sense and clarity: The Second Circuit Court of Appeals is skeptical of some of
News Corp. unveils separation details
Rupert Murdoch's newspaper empire will continue to be named News Corp., but its television