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Battle for the Senate shaping up
The Republican Party figured to have a tough time defending its share of the Senate under any circumstances. Due to the luck of the draw, ...
More CBS interest in CNET began over a year ago
Consumers group demands hearing on XM/Sirius
Print hitching its fortunes to the web
Fisher may divest last real estate holdings
Fisher Communications previously sold most of its real estate holdings (not to mention its flour mills) as it sought to focus on its radio, TV ...Campaign in the neck?
Are we the only ones getting a little tired of Campaign 2008? The news media sure isn't, particularly the folks over there at the cable ...BCFM is gone; Long live MFM
As new media ventures become a bigger part of the businesses of broadcast and cable companies, the Broadcast Cable Financial Management Association (BCFM) is changing ...Weather makes a dent in campaign coverage
Technically, we suppose, the earthquake which rocked China cannot be considered a weather event, but it combined with the Myanmar cyclone and numerous lesser events ...DCCC attacks, RNCC regroups
The political committee of House Democrats is going directly after incumbents from across the aisle, an ability made possible in part by their vastly more ...Clear Channel has had enough
Randy Michaels’ poaching of top staffers from his former employer for Tribune Company has finally resulted in Clear Channel going to court to sue Tribune. ...
- NAB Radio Show session looks at monetizing new media
- Wizzard Media signs ad deal with Spike TV
- GM, P&G pull ads on BET
- Tecate Light launches dual-language, multimedia campaign
- Toyota's sales tumble 21.4%; Ford down 27.9%
- Arbitron offers agencies a “stamp in their PPM passport”
- Stop||Watch commercial, program rankings
- Just how many spots will be lost?
- Telemundo, Ford partner for “Amores de Luna”
- AOL’s “The Black Voices Weekly Wire” launches, sponsored by Toyota
- May Webcast Metrics audience ratings
- TV websites more popular, but viewers still prefer TV
- Americans conducted 7 Million searches for the iPhone in April
- Americans say Don Imus shouldn’t be fired for remarks
- Digital divide has faded
- Consumer Confidence Index declines
- Strong consumer appetite for 3-D films
- Independence Day celebrations affected by gas prices
- Election 2008: Where are the Independents?
- Kids and Teens: The Video Generation
- FCC takes DTV into the green
- Indecency down for the count?
- CommComm to look at e-ads
- Republican commissioners hail court video competition decision
- Rehr error?
- DTV Consumer education initiative
- FCC wins one in court
- Broadcasters rally the locals
- Boston pirate told to pay up
- Brokers want more from the FCC
- WorldSpace buys another reprieve
- Hicks makes his investment choice
- News Corp. and partner bid to buy out NDS shareholders
- Nexstar sells notes in private offering
- Gray fills coffers, cuts debt
- Media General boardroom heating up
- CNET shareholders embrace CBS buyout
- Gores Group is now a big part of Westwood One
- Merger dreams dashed
- Scripps ready to split
- CelleCast introduces “CelleGrams”
- Entercom to deliver mobile radio streams
- Local.com partners with White Directory Publishers
- Triton Media Group buys Radio Companion
- Lincoln Financial Media ups deal with Emmis Interactive
- NBC.com demographic data to be released
- Internet takes to the skies
- Web usage 29% of typical media day: up 62%
- Internet ad spend to overtake radio in 2008
- Interactive advertising on a major upswing
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Dave Garland
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02 July, 2008 08:00:25
Mischief...you bet!
There will be someone or some entity that will see this as a possible revenue generating source. They will front buyers to file ...
Pocket Radio
on
27 June, 2008 09:43:35
"HD Radio spinners claim a breakthrough year: Pulling a fast one"
"According to a press release from the Alliance 330,000 HD receivers were sold last year. ...
Frenchy McGruder
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25 June, 2008 11:44:00
AM HD radio is DOA. It will eventually be written in broadcast history books as perhaps the most overrated, unneeded and underperfoming "advancement" in the ...
Pocket Radio
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25 June, 2008 09:21:48
"Germany flicks off-switch on DAB"
"Part of the problem is that analogue FM never went away and most people didn't seem to care for the clear ...
Pocket Radio
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25 June, 2008 09:11:05
"Editorial: More Than Half Full"
"AM-HD continues to fight uphill. Several manufacturers showed impressive new transmitter models designed to optimize and maintain HD performance. Yet the ...