College presidents pushing lower drinking age

You can hardly find a more distinguished and respectable demographic than college and university presidents. Did you know that they are organizing to push...

Ride the bucking bronco

Communications companies did not drive Wall Street yesterday – according to the Associated Press, real estate and oil had that honor/dishonor on a topsy...

Spectrum sprinkling

Outside of Dallas, a trio of communities have banded together to upgrade communications for their fire and police departments. The first responders of Cedar...

Carlin put in perspective

The passing of George Carlin is old news, but his place in the history of broadcasting, and in the annals of American jurisprudence, will...

Political bandaid not enough for MG

While ailing newspaper classifieds are the major thorn in the side of multimedia Media General, its television division had its own problems in July. Local was down, and national was down more

Newspapers slipping as news source

Online news sources and continued growth by cable outlets are seemingly conspiring to take a bite out of newspaper uses - just over a...

Campaign knocked off the top slot

We wouldn't have believed it if we hadn't seen it with our own eyes. Sure it's the doldrums before the national conventions. We're still...

Surge in youth vote could benefit broadcasters

After taking several presidential elections off, proportionally speaking, voters under the age of 30 injected themselves into the electoral process in a big way...

Not so equal suffering at Journal

Radio and television revenues for July 2008 were both off about 3% compared to the same month in 2007 – the percentages for the two sectors were within a tenth of a percent of one another

Follow the money

John McCain (R-AZ) had a good July when it comes to fund-raising, but Barack Obama (D-IL) fared almost twice as well, according to reports....

Pandora losing hope?

Internet music source Pandora is highly successful. It claims 1M listeners and is said to be adding 40K new listeners daily via its tie to Apple’s iPhone. Even more importantly, it has managed to monetize

Hispanic groups well-positioned for 2008 election

Earlier in the year Hispanic broadcasters were mobilizing their listeners, urging the eligible to get registered and to vote in this year’s primaries and...

Fee simplified: WCSR takes apart new FCC chart

Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice, PLLC attorney Peter Gutmann has broken down the latest schedule of regulatory fees issued by the FCC, and also...

Tribune hires former DirecTV CEO to run LA Times

Tribune Co has appointed Eddy Hartenstein, former CEO of DirecTV as publisher of the LA Times, the paper said Saturday. Hartenstein will oversee Tribune's...

Response to Remerge Media article

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