Thursday, July 23, 2026

NAB / National Association of Broadcasters

NAB, 4A’s take on ad tax changes

Two major national business organizations are taking on the folly of toying with the advertising business deduction. On top of causing immense and immediate damage to America’s media community, it will cause untold damage to the economy in general, they argue.
Consumers

NRF extrapolates positive October to the holidays

Consumers exhibited confidence during October 2013 the old-fashioned way – they spent some
Gordon Smith

Smith calls on FCC for parallel broadcast/broadband interest

Anybody who has been following the activities of the FCC during the past four years knows that the focus has been on expanding wireless telecommunications. However, NAB President/CEO Gordon Smith believes there should be equal interest in improving America’s broadcasting universe.
CNBC

CNBC launches app

The new CNBC App for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch is part of NBCUniversal’s TV Everywhere roll-out with MVPDs. The free, first generation...
Shopping / Christmas / Holiday

140 million to shop over Thanksgiving

You’ll find them in stores, you’ll find them online and you’ll find them in large numbers
F-bomb

State broadcasters take on indecency

The vast majority of state broadcast associations collaborated on reply comments pertaining to
Shopping / Christmas / Holiday

Holiday winners and losers identified

Up until new, most of the prognosticators have been expecting modest increases in holiday
No!

State broadcasters blast Congressional ad tax plans

The deductibility of advertising expense has been a cornerstone of America’s business regulation for

RCS releases Zetta 2.8

RCS announced the latest release of its award-winning playout system designed by radio engineers. 2.8 is a software solution more advanced, reliable, comfortably intuitive...
CEA / Consumer Electronics Association

What they’ll be talking about at the next CES

The Consumer Electronics Association will be holding the 2014 International CES from January 7
SAG - AFTRA / One Union

KPBS staff joins SAG-AFTRA

The San Diego public radio and television employees voted 11/18 to join 165,000 media and entertainment professionals in recognizing SAG-AFTRA as their union. The new bargaining unit will cover 55 public media pros who produce, report, host, and present content for television, radio, and the internet. This election allows them to move forward to negotiate a first contract.
Chart

Online to accelerate local media growth

BIA/Kelsey has reviewed its predictions for local media revenue and says the sector will do better
File Cabinet

FCC ownership filing deadline extended

The fallout from the government shutdown continues – in this case, the deadline to return the biennial ownership report sent to the FCC on Form 323 has been extended.
Shopping

Moms looking for holiday discounts

Digital will continue to grow as a factor in holiday shopping, and that definitely goes for perhaps THE major shopper category – moms. A study from Adroit Digital spells out what they are looking for.

James Murdoch sells chunk of 21st Century Fox

The 21st Century Fox deputy COO, has sold about 18.5% of his stake in the media company for about $15 million. Murdoch, son of...