22 in a row for American newspapers
That’s how many consecutive down quarters US newspapers as a group have now suffered through
Nielsen to launch Cross-Platform Campaign Ratings
Nielsen is getting closer to offering what advertisers have been asking for years now: a system that
Nielsen backers to take some cash
The private equity funds who took Nielsen (then VNU) private in 2006 and then took it public again in
Corpus Christi TV deal brews up paper storm
Transaction applications. Contracts for license assets. Contracts for operational assets. Contracts for
Supremes shy away from TV for health care case
The health care package passed by Congress and signed into law by President Barack Obama is
FCC slams cable company for unauthorized retransmission
A cable system operating in the Baton Rouge DMA faced the expiration of retransmission
Sen. Grassley keeping FCC nominees in limbo
The nominations of Jessica Rosenworcel and Ajit Pai have been frozen by a single disgruntled senator
Genachowski remarks on quiet retrans blackout season
Genachowski said that it is not within the FCC’s authority to “revise the way the system works.”
News Corp. gets big cash haul from NDS sale
The $5 billion purchase of NDS Group by Cisco Systems is making headlines in the tech world
Tough Q4 for Radio One (audio)
Net revenues shot up 37.8% to $98.1 million in Q4 for Radio One, but that was due to the consolidation of
Vince Sadusky sees M&A picking up this year (audio)
With some recent transactions breaking the logjam, Wall Street analysts are now asking
National advertisers affecting Rush’s bottom line
To date, Premiere has stood by El Rushbo, defending his right to express opinions
Analyst raises price target for Saga Communications
After looking at Q4 results from Saga Communications and listening to management’s conference call
Emmis gets tough with preferred shareholders
After months of battling with some of its preferred shareholders, Emmis Communications has called a
Aereo set to launch on Wednesday
Despite lawsuits by most of the major broadcasters claiming that the company’s planned service