Thursday, July 23, 2026

Disney

Shareholders re-elect all Disney directors

Shareholders of The Walt Disney Company at the 2014 Annual Meeting elected all 10 members of the board standing for re-election and supported

Myers details participation in PBS TechCon

Myers, developer of broadcast management software, announced key roles it will play at this years’

The Revolution radio re-ups with Outdoor Channel

The Outdoor Channel announced the expansion of its multi-platform partnership with “The Revolution

Harris Broadcast becomes Imagine Communications, GatesAir

Harris Broadcast, part of The Gores Group and provider of

AudienceXpress signs audience data deal with Nielsen

AudienceXpress, a leading programmatic TV platform and a subsidiary of Visible World, announced a new deal with

Mediacom Broadband proposes senior notes offering

Mediacom Broadband LLC and Mediacom Broadband Corporation, wholly-owned subsidiaries of Mediacom Communications, announced they

MAB names 2013 Broadcast Excellence Award recipients

The Michigan Association of Broadcasters (MAB) and MAB Foundation announce the
Liberty Global

Liberty Global to offer mobile service across Europe

John Malone’s Liberty Global has been active in the European cable market of late, taking over Virgin Media in the U.K. in 2013 and agreeing to buy Dutch operator Ziggo NV in January. Now Liberty Global says it plans to offer mobile phone services to customers throughout Europe
Katz Media Group

Katz raises $170K for Broadcasters Foundation

Katz Media Group announced the results of its fifth annual membership drive to support the Broadcasters Foundation of America. This year’s contributions
Shopping

Retail sales rebound slightly in February

American consumers powered through the winter weather lifting retail sales in February. According to the National Retail Federation, February
FOX Sports

Fox Sports 1 to simulcast WFAN’s Mike Francesa Show

FOX Sports and CBS Radio’s WFAN-AM/FM, the most listened to sports radio station in the nation, have reached

Sean Combs to bid $200 million for Fuse TV

Sean Combs, the hip-hop mogul now known as Diddy, has bid about $200 million for the Fuse cable-TV channel, according to a Bloomberg report. Combs has his hand in a variety of businesses and founded cable-music channel Revolt TV. Revolt made its debut on Comcast last year and airs music videos, live performances, news and interviews. Fuse is dedicated mostly to music, and features original series and specials, exclusive interviews, live concerts and blocks of music videos.

Millennials spend 30% of media time on user-generated content

Crowdtap, a Social Influence Marketing Platform, has released a new research report on the media consumption

MAPB elects new officers

The Michigan Association of Public Broadcasters (MAPB) elected the 2014 Officers of the Board of Directors during its board meeting held on 3/11 in conjunction with the Great Lakes Broadcasting Conference and Expo (GLBC).

Efficio Solutions partners with Marketron’s Mediascape

Marketron, provider of business software solutions for the media industry, announced the integration of Efficio’s CRM and Yield Management