LA noncoms will drop 6 and share
There will be at least 6 MHz worth of spectrum to auction off to wireless companies in the Los Angeles
Telemundo launches reality contest with built-in sponsors
One way to guarantee that a new program will generate some cash is to involve sponsors from the get-go,
Foxy debt strategy for the 21st Century
The plan is to take a hit now to benefit in the long run
NAB responds to Wheeler’s delay diatribe
If the FCC is stepping beyond its authority, it is the FCC that is causing the delay
MGI/LIN deal modifications are credit-neutral
The merger of LIN Media into Media General suffered a minor upheaval
Local Choice scrubbed from satellite bill
Consideration of a satellite bill proceed without being weighed down by the anchor of their
Raycom addresses DirecTV deal
Raycom says DirecTV is the one antagonizing the public
Wheeler: Broadcast concerns about auction are groundless
He did not say why
Economists point our perverse prognosis for a la carte bill
Economists explain why the attempt to save cable subscribers money “by regulatory fiat” would in fact
Comcast/TWC wedding opposition is growing
Rival media companies are beginning to voice reasons to shoot down the proposed merger of Comcast and
Gray outlook positive after ABC acquisitions
Moody's likes Gray's two-station buy.
House leaders slam the brakes on local TV rule changes
Leaders tell FCC: No changes without comprehensive study:
Fate of LPTV hangs in the incentive auction balance
LPTV advocates are uncertain about regulatory pre-auction support.
Industry organizations weigh in on STAVRA
Here are comments from NAB, ATVA, TVFreedom and ACA.
Cable flip flops over a la carte
Now suddenly cable loves the idea of a la carte, on a purely self-serving basis.