Stocks Down, With a Few Exceptions
The week of April 13-17 is not going to go down in broadcast history as a great week
Review Hot Nielsen Markets
Clark Smidt reviews the hot & not from Nielsen Audio August Markets #22-24.
Programmatic Comes of Age
Video monetization platform for publishers SpotXchange expects mobile video CPMs grow significantly this year as advertisers embrace the medium.
As publishers use programmatic more proficiently,...
May Trading Injects Life into 2015 Value
There wasn’t anything off the charts about the 106 stations that were proposed for transfer
OOH’s TV Lift: Thank The Affluent Millennial
Younger consumers are cutting the cord, and finding new ways to watch video entertainment. The common belief is that these viewers are switching to SVOD services or viewing content on their phone, with no interest in linear TV. New data from Nielsen suggest that this assumption couldn’t be further from the truth.
iHeart Stock Takes Off as March Segues to April
If iHeartMedia stock had brought increased by just a nickel more
‘Thousands Of New Advertisers’ Are Using TV
Ad intelligence and sales enablement platform MediaRadar has a report that every broadcast TV C-Suiter will want to review. According to its 2018 TV Trends Report (Q1 2018 - Q1 2019), more than 2,000 new advertisers entered the television advertising market.
Latest Top 10 Nielsen Audio Ratings
Broadcast Connector analyst Clark Smidt (www.broadcastideas.com) reviews results for mid-June to
The Sporting Life of Radio Fans
The more you know about your audience, the better – and RBR-TVBR continues its ongoing effort to shed light on as many facets of...
Radio leads October station trading
As a general rule, radio is always king in terms of total sticks moved...
Broadcasters to September: Good-bye and good riddance
A recent report in USA today noted that September is notorious for being a very bad stock month, generally the worst of the year.
The Mid-April Station Trading Saga
The movement of stations from own owner to another
Cable destinations of older radio fans
Here is the final group of radio charts in our massive hunt for radio fans when they’re surfing channels on the local cable system. We’ve looked at young and middle-aged audiences for both radio and television and next week we’ll check out older TV fans. To do this, we tap into the massive database of Prosper Insights and Analytics to do this. We think you’ll find the information both fascinating and useful.
What broadcast TV fans watch on cable: Young demo edition
Unfortunately, just because one of your loyal fans is watching something on television doesn’t mean they are watching your station. There is a whole...
Radio Shoulders the Deal-making Burden
There were only eight deals filed with the FCC during the first week of June