FCC Rate Regulation Users Get Q3 Inflation Adjustment Figures
Rate-regulated cable operators that use FCC Forms to justify their cable rates have an important update in hand from the FCC's Media Bureau and Office of Economics and Analytics.
Salem Sheds ‘2000 Mules’ Publishing Arm
It was perhaps best-known as the publishing house responsible for such Dinesh D'Souza tomes as the 2020 election-focused "2000 Mules" and has been offering "conservative books for independent thinkers" for some 76 years. Within days it will no longer be owned by Salem Media Group, which has moved to further reduce its debt with the sale of Regnery Publishing.
A Veteran Indianapolis Wake-Up Host Retires
He's been associated with a Country radio station serving Indianapolis since 1988, and has built an audience for a morning show that saw the addition of Kevin Freeman in 1996 and Deb Honeycutt in 2003. On December 15, Jim Denny was subtracted from the wake-up trio at this Cumulus Media property.
Hoosier Owner Shift Underway For Class A FM
It's a city made famous by legendary basketball star Larry Bird. Now, French Lick, Ind., is in the news as a Class A radio station licensed to the town to the northwest of Louisville, Ky., is about to head to a new owner.
Child Actor, Longtime Radio Star Danny Bonaduce To Retire
As iHeartMedia sees it, he's "best known for his charismatic presence and distinctive voice." For a generation of teens, he was known for his part on the ABC Friday night musical sitcom that aired at 8:30pm following The Brady Bunch. Now, "the luckiest guy in entertainment" has announced his retirement — effective Friday.
TVU Networks, MediaLuso Team For PanAm Games
TVU Networks, known for its cloud-based and hybrid media workflow offerings serving those in live production and distribution, is pleased with the results from teaming up with broadcast and media services provider MediaLuso to deploy the "TVU Remote Commentator" at the 2023 Pan American Games and Parapan American Games.
NYF’s 2024 Radio Awards Grand Jury Revealed
All Entries in NYF’s 2024 Radio Awards will be judged by the NYF Grand Jury of 100+ producers, directors, writers, and other creative media professionals from around the globe. Entries are judged on production values, creativity, content presentation, direction, writing, achievement of purpose, and audience suitability.
Urban One’s First-Half Review: Radio ‘Decent,’ Cable TV ‘Struggled’
While Urban One CEO Alfred Liggins III willing to discuss long-term financial plans, now that Richmond voters have shot down a casino resort proposal for a second time, CFO Peter Thompson offered a glimpse at the company's Q4 pacings while looking back at the first half of 2023. The final quarter of 2023 is lackluster, at best.
Tardy License Application Filing Could Cost Entravision
Entravision Communications, which has its roots in Hispanic-targeted broadcast media properties, has received a proposed fine from the FCC for violations of its rules. The company now has the opportunity to appeal, seek a reduction of, or pay the fine, in the thousands of dollars.
Williamson To Direct Audacy’s Local Sales Strategy
It's a promotion to the C-Suite for the woman who until now has been the Senior Vice President and Market Manager of Audacy Inc.'s Chicago radio stations. We know who her successor is for a group of stations largely comprised of former CBS Radio properties.
A Tepid Up Year Ahead For Audio, Says MAGNA
What's the outlook for all-things audio, as offered in the latest global forecast by media from MAGNA? After escaping a rather dismal 2023, 2024 appears to be looking up — ever-so slightly — on a global level. The domestic data, however, isn't so bright.
Deloitte: Audio ‘On The Cusp Of Significant Growth’
While respected analyst Brian Wieser doesn't have a rosy outlook for audio, including radio, for 2023 or 2024 when it comes to advertising growth, another report — courtesy of Deloitte — presents a potentially more promising forecast for the audio entertainment market.
CBS Media Venture’s Future Content Strategy In Rader’s Hands
She spent a dozen years at Sony Pictures Television, where she rose to Executive Producer and Head of Brand Partnerships for "The Good Dish," and served as Co-Executive Producer and Head of Brand Partnerships for "The Dr. Oz. Show." Now, she's the SVP/First-Run Development and Brand Extensions at CBS Media Ventures.
TelevisaUnivision Puts Pereira In Chief Ad-Building Role
It's a newly created role at TelevisaUnivision "designed to accelerate the company’s client relations for more brands to engage with U.S. Hispanic consumers authentically in-language and in-culture." Who's taking it? Look no further than the individual who from 2008-2010 was Univision Communications' VP of Marketing and Business Intelligence.
CP, Red House Extend Haivision Partnership
Haivision‘s portfolio of live video contribution products are now available for rent in North America through CP Communications, including its Haivision Pro, Air, and Rack mobile transmitters, and Haivision Makito encoders and decoders. Packages that include equipment, access to cloud and global connectivity services are available.














