Report Shows Cable and ADS Trending Down
TVB is reporting that in February of 2016 National Wired Cable penetration dropped
Netflix Projections Go Down, Shares Follow
Netflix CEO Reed Hasting tried to calm shareholders over Q2 projections but shares dipped 10%
Quiet Confidence for TV Ad-Sales Growth in 2016
The news on TV ad sales coming out of the NAB Show in Las Vegas is promising, with some qualifications
U.S. TV Station Groups Stand to Reap Billions
According to S&P Global Market Intelligence estimates, the 12 biggest companies could generate
Nielsen Report: TV Remains Strong in Local Markets
On Monday, Nielsen published its 2016 Q1 Local Watch Report
What Did Redstone, Moonves Make in 2015?
CBS shareholders will vote on several items at a May 26 shareholder’s meeting.
You Need to Know This About ATSC 3.0
ATSC Adoption of the Standard is Just the First Step, say Wiley Rein's John Burgett and Ari Meltzer.
Dave Benco Joins ERI as Director of Television Sales
Electronics Research, Inc. hires Dave Benco as director of U.S. TV sales.
Gray + Syncbak, Gaining Schurz Benefits Overlooked?
Syncbak replicates OTA broadcasts for OTT delivery using the Internet.
How Wells Fargo Tweaks Nexstar, Tribune Estimates
Wells Fargo adjusts estimates for 2 TV companies ahead of NAB.
Why KHRR May Pay Penalty
Incomplete public file records have tripped up KHRR(TV), Tuscon, Arizona.
NBCU to Use ‘New Currency’ for Upfront Guarantees
NBCU will use non-Nielsen data to guarantee audiences for targeted ads.
See Which TV Groups Could Reap Auction Billions
S&P projects some TV ownership groups could make billions in the incentive auction.
How Scripps ‘Cracked’ Acquisition Makes Sense
Scripps Co. acquired the “Cracked” satire brand for $39 million in cash.
Why KTAZ is Facing a Fine
NBC Telemundo License LLC is facing a fine for an incomplete public file.