Leahy Warns FCC Away
Senator Pat Leahy said the Senate directed the FCC to provide relief for small cable systems. Nothing more.
Bright House to Chart Course Away from Merger
There is a $10.4B deal that would merge Bright House Networks into Charter Communications
Carolina Class A Changing Hands
A Lenoir NC station which is located relatively near two different North Carolina media markets
Court Vacates FCC Disclosure Directive
As part of its review of mergers between Comcast/Time Warner Cable and AT&T/DirecTV
Mixed Results for Tribune in Q1
Revenues were up for Tribune Media in the first quarter of 2015
Nexstar Sees Multiple Paths to Growth
As goes America, so goes Nexstar local advertising income
Media General Doubles Revenue
That sort of thing will happen when a company merges with a like-sized company
Nexstar Rockets Upward in Q1
Acquisitive-minded Nexstar Broadcasting grew its way to a massive gain
No Super Bowl Throws Fox for a Loss
Cable properties at 21st Century Fox posted healthy gains
Lots of Opportunity for Sinclair
Sinclair Broadcast Group sees a slowdown in pacing moving into Q2 but is still expecting to post significant gains
Citizens May be Losers in Incentive Auction
That’s the opinion of Adonis Hoffman, a former senior legal advisor to FCC Commissioner Mignon Clyburn
Sinclair Overcomes Q1 Headwinds
Dramatic but completely expected income decreases in two categories could not prevent
Income Diversification a Boon for CBS
Moody’s Investors Service analyst Neil Begley all but gave CBS a standing ovation
Incentive Auction Inaction for Gray
There is a chance that Gray Television will benefit from the upcoming incentive auction
Will Buyer Cash in Class A Distress Asset?
The Supreme Court of the State of New York had a hand