The WJFK HD Power increase and quadcast

CBS Radio has been a long term supporter of digital radio as it is one of the three original companies who funded the development of the HD Radio system and

Devices will add to TV

Last week Dish announced that starting in September subscribers will be able to watch television content on their iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch. On...

Don't refer to people as objects

One of the primary goals of teases and news stories is to create a sense of personal connection with the heroes, villains and other main characters in any

Crazy like a Fox – When Diluting your TV Brand is the Best Strategy

Blatant Brand Dilution? For a generation the rules of TV branding have been clear and unequivocal

FY 2010 Regulatory Fees due by August 31

The FCC has announced that regulatory fees for the 2010 Fiscal Year are due no later than August 31. All non-exempt broadcasters must begin...

Bridge Ratings releases data on who prefers Internet radio

Bridge Ratings, one of the few companies that actively and regularly studies listening patterns to Internet radio in the US, has released a new...

UK listeners spend less time with online audio than US listeners

A new release of information on digital audio listening from RAJAR, the official source for radio audience measurement in the UK, shows

Telephone marketing: How far can broadcasters go?

Come ratings season, or any time for that matter, broadcasters are always seeking new ways to interest the public in their station and programming....

To succeed, get downright Buddhist about your business

Profit-driven executives across all industry verticals need to get real about the state of their business if they want to keep their

UK companies pair up to give listeners what they want

An occasional complaint about online music services is the lack of live news and information. Two British radio companies, one a broadcasting stalwart and the other an online startup, have joined

Lots of talk about digital music clouds

Digital music buzz is all about cloud based streaming services these days. Apple bought Lala and Microsoft launched a new “entertainment vertical” for Bing...

Are we in an Internet bubble?

The TV set top box was marginalized by Steve Jobs at the recent AllThingsD conference. Although counter to his stated position, Jobs is most...

Broadcasting stocks continued upward trend in Q2

Despite soft days for the stock market at the end of June, broadcasting stocks were mostly higher in Q2, continuing the strong advance seen since the second half of 2009