Liable for Libel? Massachusetts case may have chilling potential implications for news media
A recent ruling by a federal appeals court reversed in part a Massachusetts District Court decision, raising considerable national concern
How to deal with a stressful work situation: 4 lessons from Captain Sully’s landing...
Yep, we live in some crazy and stressful times. Who has not lost just a little bit of sleep
Traffic and Revenue Management Systems put to the test
In today's Traffic and Revenue Management System Intel Brief, we've gathered some quotes from radio and television
Opening up a more visible shop
One of the items being generated in abundance by the current economy is empty rental space – often in attractive locations with a high amount of traffic. And this
35% of Public Radio listeners stream weekly
A recent survey of Public Radio listeners found that 35% listen to Internet radio weekly or more often. That number increases to 49% of listeners to
Truthfulness in programming and advertising
Broadcasters are often confused about their obligations to ascertain how true or misleading are an advertiser’s claims.
The C.N.A. or "Homework First, Consistent Money Later"
After my last article, I was surprised at how many wanted copies of the C.N.A. that I use. Some requests were from veterans
Digging into the FCC’s blocking inquiry
Improvements to the technology that allows parents to keep their children away from potentially objectionable media content are taking place all the time
RBR/TVBR Financial Roundtable 2009: Part II
As the discussion continued, panelists in our 4th Annual RBR/TVBR Financial Roundtable talked about opportunities to make money
RBR/TVBR Financial Roundtable 2009: Part I
Where is the light at the end of the tunnel? Panelists in our 4th Annual RBR/TVBR Financial Roundtable had a decidedly different focus than the
The Main Studio Rules
While it’s been nearly twenty years since the FCC laid out the policies for staffing a station’s main studio, the rules are still confusing to many
17 helpful things the Google Search Box can find instantly
Today, I have a list of the most used searches that Google can do with just a word or two in the search box
The Financial Manager's Perspective: Re-examining the Golden Rule
It’s time to re-examine where we stand on the golden rule. Learning to treat others the way we expect to be treated was probably the...
Not everything on the web has to be free
Consumers like free. It’s a great price. So, like over-the-air radio and television, many of the most successful
The Radio Royalties deal
The National Association of Broadcasters reached a negotiated deal on Internet radio royalties for 2009 to 2015 last week that applies