Moonves under fire?
According to the New York Post, Viacom CEO Philippe Dauman is “putting the screws to Les” Moonves in an attempt to oust him as...
News Corp. set to buy Newsday?
There were several reports yesterday, including one in Newsday itself, that News Corporation is on the verge of a deal to buy the Long...
Journal laments weak economy
Q1 revenues were down 6.2% to $134.3 million at Journal Communications, with CEO Steven Smith noting that the company’s TV stations in Las Vegas,...
Democratic committees widen leads
The strategic funds set up by members of Congress can play a big role in the endgame of an election. The Democratic Senatorial Campaign...
Triple Crown faces delisting
Triple Crown Media is the company spun off from Gray Television that owns the former Gray newspaper properties. Triple Crown says it has received...
Prez contributions approach 1B
It still has quite a ways to go (and may not get there), but as of the end of March, 859.4M in contributions have...
Reply to the Congresswoman
This leader has a message for Rep. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN), who fears returning broadcasters to 1970s-era regulations.If RBR would recall, during the 1995 Senate...
Tribune facing Moody’s downgrade
With a heavy debt load from going private and the continuing impact of a soft US economy, Tribune Company is now facing a possible...
Google takes top spot in branding rankers
The third annual BrandZ Top 100 Most Powerful Brands ranking issued by market research and consulting firm, Millward Brown, proves that brands are becoming...
Happy days return for Google
Google topped Wall Street expectations as it reported Q1 earnings, with revenues up 42% to 5.19 billion bucks and net income rose 30% to...
Clock continues to tick on XM/Sirius
The FCC is still in ponder mode as it considers the proposed merger of satellite audio services XM and Sirius. At least one Fool is wondering what the hold up might be, and the holiday elves are left without direction on manufacturing for the year-end rush.
Another farewell to Las Vegas
Each year as we head home from the NAB Show in Las Vegas we try to figure out what we’d learned from this convention that we didn’t know before we touched down at McCarran International Airport.
Univision applauded for community service
The public information activities of Hispanic multimedia giant Univision have gotten the attention of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF), which...
Rough quarter for Media General
Television and newspaper are two of the more challenged sectors of the United States economy these days, and Media General is in both of...
Tough times for the Times
The New York Times Company was 335K poorer at the end of Q1, which was less than one cent per share. Operating earings, after...