Congress takes on net neutrality
Both Commerce Committees have hearings scheduled for Wednesday 1/21/15.
Activists open pro-net neutrality websites
With the battle over regulation of the internet heating up...
Congressional leaders to tackle net neutrality
The chairs of both Capitol Hill commerce committees collaborated on an essay...
A good reason to be on mobile
Entrenching a broadcast radio presence on mobile devices makes sense...
Social media advertising isn’t going away
Nope – it looks like it’s only going to get bigger.
Internet marketing campaign hit by FTC
The claim: It’s dietary supplement could help with children’s speech disorders. The charge: deceptive advertising.
Rdio ads platforms
Global audio streamer Rdio, which among other things is a partner of Cumulus...
Hispanic media advocate applauds Title II move
NHMC thinks Title II is the way to go.
Democrats in Congress move on net neutrality
With the FCC expected to make a move on the contentious issue of net neutrality next month...
iHeart finds a home on TiVo
There is yet another way for fans to access the streamed content of iHeartRadio – and it's television device TiVo. Three of TiVo’s devices...
Google argues for Title II
There is a good reason for the FCC to put stronger regulation on ISP, says Google.
Wireless advocates say get on with the auction
In a move that should surprise nobody...
Gannett pays for serving unwanted cookies
Attorneys general from six states have entered into a settlement with PointRoll Inc.
FTC acts against digital disinformation
Companies used a number of digital advertising techniques to sell fad weight loss products.
Digital and user viewability targets out of sync
It’s all about pixels and seconds and how frequently website visitors see an ad within a certain framework.