If you’re a RBR+TVBR Premium Member, you’ve already received a VIP e-mail with your link to the Radio + Television Business Report‘s all-new Summer 2024 Special Report. It’s a 40-page digital magazine available via PDF download and contains exclusive interviews and lots more — including our Broadcast Best Finance Leaders rankings.
What awaits you in RBR+TVBR‘s Summer 2024 quarterly magazine?
Lauding The Lion of Broadcast TV Sales
With the start of the 2025 fiscal year came a new beginning for Leo MacCourtney. After 12 years as President of Katz Media Group’s Katz Television arm, MacCourtney stepped away from the industry with his retirement. He speaks exclusively with RBR+TVBR ahead of his Lifetime Achievement Award presentation at Forecast 2025 on November 13 in New York.
Super Value, Tepid Takers?
As Bond & Pecaro principal Matthew Lochte and Senior Analyst Benjamin Steinbock see it, there has possibly never been a better time to invest in a broadcast radio station. Yet financing and access to capital remain challenges, freezing out potential buyers. Meanwhile, inventory is limited for those who seek a broadcast TV station … at least for now.
Saluting the Broadcast Best Finance Leaders of 2024
Yes, challenges abound for Radio and Television companies given the macroeconomic climate and other factors that have made the last five years replete with hurdles. Yet the long-term opportunities that await from today’s investments and commitments make the financial leaders at these companies stewards of an industry amid an evolution. This year, we salute twenty of these executives.
A ‘Giant of Broadcasting’ Is Loving Life
If you’ve not had the chance to get to know more about Hearst Television President Michael Hayes, retired NAB EVP of Communications Dennis Wharton has made it easy for you. He spoke one-on-one with the local TV leader about the Olympics and of Hearst’s upcoming honor with the Library of American Broadcasting Foundation’s Excellence in Broadcast Preservation Award.
A First Look at IBC 2024
From September 13-16, many U.S.-based broadcast technology companies will be at the annual IBC conference and expo in Amsterdam. Why? Global business is booming, and with Africa and Middle East hot markets, IBC is quickly becoming a vitally important event
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