Going to court: Radio sick of SESAC
The Radio Music License Committee is bringing antitrust charges against music licensing group SESAC, citing
Emmis shows modest pro forma growth
The results registered by a slimmed-down Emmis Communications may not look like
CBS and DirecTV reach long-term retrans deal
Another peaceful retransmission consent deal has been struck which will ensure that the owned-and-operated television stations
Merlin sells WRXP to CBS Radio
It looks like the rumors are at least partly true: CBS Radio has signed a definitive agreement to purchase WRXP-FM NY from Merlin Media...
Dish drops plans to aim Blockbuster at Netflix
Plans broke down when regulators took longer than expected with satellite transmission approvals.
ANA fuming over Microsoft decision on IE 10
In an open letter, the Board of Directors of the Association of National Advertisers (ANA) has criticized Microsoft's decision
FCC moving ahead with Liberty request; seeks comment
The Commission has called for public comment on Liberty Media's application for de jure control of
Masters replaces Savage with Jerry Doyle
Here’s the “October Surprise” we heard about after Michael Savage won his suit and left TRN.
Savage crashes YouStream on surprise broadcast
Only days after winning his suit against Talk Radio Network and then leaving the network to shop other syndicators, talk radio superstar
NAB’s Gordon Smith: No stampede to give up TV spectrum
The NAB has pledged to cooperate with the FCC to bring the unprecedented spectrum auction
Broadcast concerns factored into FCC incentive auctions
The incentive auction program to repurpose television spectrum for wireless broadband is the first
Dish in talks with networks for internet TV
Dish wants to jump in the arena of offering network programming online, as well as over the bird
Clear Channel agrees with label #2
The universe of radio and record companies with privately-negotiated royalty agreements just increased by one as Glassnote Entertainment
Michael Savage wins TRN suit; leaves the network
Top-rated talker Michael Savage has won his legal battle (launched 12/10) to free himself from his syndicator
Pandora want help from (drum roll please) ME!
It’s not often that I find story material in my personal email box, but today was the exception. I found