Michael Copps

Comcast taken to task for extortion remarks

Former FCC Commissioner Michael Copps, now with Common Cause, and ACA’s Matt Polka are taking
Sirius XM

Radio ramifications of Sirius case

The splash from the court decision is expected to get a lot of things wet
Univision Communications, Inc.

Univision going on the block?

Financial Times is reporting that Hispanic media giant Univision is considering selling stock, or selling itself lock, stock and barrel
Yes!

MGM applauded for investment in production company

A big plus for MGM: Diversification.
SBG / Sinclair Broadcast Group

Sinclair and Stirk enter into second TV fire sale

STG is trying to sell WCFT-TV Tuscaloosa AL to minority-owned Howard Stirk Holdings

Another country heard from in iHeart rebrand

The press has already gotten used to writing iHeartMedia
Moody's

Labels getting some tech company love

Major players in the internet space are turning to music apps to keep surfers in their own individual

Comcast sees extortionists among merger opponents

Comcst says that many opponents are those that are trying to use it for their own gain in exchange for
FCC

Blackouts, LPTV, clarification on FCC September agenda

The FCC has a lot of TV on its plate on its 9/30/14 Open Meeting
Shopping / Christmas / Holiday

Deloitte sees happy holidays for retailers

And if retailers are going to be happy, so too are broadcasters likely to be happy.
Deal

There’s an iceberg under that Tupelo TV tip

Wow. The announcement that WTVA-TV in Tupelo left a lot of facts beneath the water line.
Next Radio

NextRadio closing in on 1,000,000 downloads

The FM on cell application NextRadio is pretty much a hit among radio professionals
FOX Networks

Fox notifies Tribune it’s ending its Seattle affiliation

Tribune Media Company has acknowledged that it has been served notice
Gavel

Sirius suffers major Turtle bite

The Central District Court of California has found in favor of Turtles frontmen Flo and Eddie
Newspaper

Print newsprint outlook in red

Newspapers and magazines continue to face a troubled future