Resilient and Adaptable, Radio Has Unique Strengths
Poulain: “The future is not broadcast versus IP. The future is broadcast plus IP”
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Media Research Pioneer Bill Harvey Dies
He devoted more than 35 years of his career to media research, becoming a pioneering thought leader in New Media, measurement standards and the Portable People Meter (PPM). Now, many are mourning the loss of Bill Harvey, the man who helped create radio industry ratings giant Arbitron.
Court Denies Democrats’ Request For Fast-Tracked FCC ‘LUR’ Ruling
The United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit on Friday deferred a request from a quartet of Democrats running for elected office in the 2026 mid-term cycle that would have forced the FCC to issue a swift ruling on whether or not the "lowest unit rate" includes Political Action Committees or is limited to the candidates themselves.
Two Big Brands, Dominating In TV Spots
The latest Media Monitors Spot Ten reports have been released, and when it comes to Spot Cable versus National Spot TV, there's regularly a deviation with respect to brands and their investment activity. Last week, a brand that dominates Spot Cable is inching closer to the top of the Spot TV report, as an accident attorney specialty law firm again rules the broadcast TV dial.
At Forecast, You’ll Gain The Blueprint For Jumping The Political Cliff
Picture this: It's November 4. The election-fueled ad dollar bump is over. What's next for broadcast radio and TV, given the core advertising challenges seen by some and the National ad-dollar impairment experienced by many? A Forecast 2027 session delivers the tools to build the bridge to take you past the proverbial politicial cliff.
Gray Media Signs A New Ohio Valley Collegiate Deal
The collegiate athletics league consists of nine member institutions in five states, including Eastern Illinois Univ., Lindenwood Univ., Morehead State Univ., Southeast Missouri State Univ., SIU-Edwardsville, Univ. of Southern Indiana, Tennessee State Univ., UT-Martin and Western Illinois Univ.
Comments Invited On Section 214 Application To Discontinue Domestic Dominant Carrier Telecommunications Services
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Applications of Stephen Wade Rathke for Construction Permits for 36 New Low Power FM Stations; LPFM MX Groups 9, 40 and 50
The Media Bureau Dismisses 36 LPFM Applications Filed by Stephen Wade Rathke and Grants Applications in LPFM MX Groups 9, 41, and 50
AEQ Names De la Fuente as CEO
She says the company “is in my DNA”
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What Radio Networks Need to Know Before the Mandated 2027 C-Band Auction
On July 22, the FCC adopted rules to auction another 160 MHz of upper C-band spectrum by July 2027. Incumbents will be required to vacate before new wireless service begins, in the top 75 markets by December 2030 and everywhere else by July 2031. Here is what that timeline actually asks of a radio network.
EAS Test Could Help Measure Compliance With Cyber Rules
Timing of next test is seen as tied to new compliance deadline
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National Student Media Convention to Take Philadelphia
Anabella Poland helps us preview the show's 79 sessions, career fair mixer and tours
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McKirdy: Radio Can’t Cut Its Way to Prosperity
Your town should see your station's call letters in its reflection
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The KZE Kamper Is More Like a Rocket Ship
Gladding says “I don’t want to hear anyone say radio is dead”
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