In late March, a Tulsa-headquartered owner of broadcast media stations in such markets as Merced and Monterey-Salinas, Calif.; Rochester, N.Y.; Medford, Ore.; and Yakima, Wash., sold its assets in one mid-sized Louisiana city. Now, Stephens Media Group is preparing to exit a second market in Cajun Country.
The number of CEO changes at U.S.-based media companies rose on a month-to-month basis in April, while increasing by 50% from one year ago, fresh data from global outplacement and business and executive coach firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas show.
Nielsen and VIZIO’s Inscape have extended strategic data relationship, building on a collaboration that began in 2022.
The multi-year agreement, the companies said on Tuesday, "reinforces our shared commitment to delivering comprehensive insights into what audiences are watching across broadcast, cable, and streaming."
As controversy around AI legislation arises from President Donald Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill," the U.S. House Subcommittee on Communications and Technology has scheduled a hearing on Wednesday morning focused on how artificial intelligence is reshaping communications.
Introducing the Annuncicom 4000, a professional Intercom and Paging device that comes with 8 contact closure inputs, 8 relay outputs, balanced line level audio interfaces and redundant power.
In early 2021, a WarnerMedia veteran who came on board with the appointment of Wade Davis as TelevisaUnivision CEO played an integral role leading U.S. ad sales and marketing for the biggest Spanish-language content creation and distribution company in the world. Come June 9, she'll be replaced.
After 31 years of alignment with CBS across three different ownership groups, WANF on August 16 will become an independent news-focused flagship property owned by Gray Media doubling down on its "Atlanta News First" branding introduced in fall 2022. Where's the CBS affiliation going? An CBS O&O is grabbing it.
Digital content delivery is now the focal point of the presentations. Live sports and tentpole events dominate over broadcast scripted fare. What does this mean for ad dollars, and the three non-broadcast streaming giants' role in the ecosystem? A MoffettNathanson analyst tackled the question in an investor note.
A decade ago, it was a retailer that wasn't wholly known by those who weren't licensed contractors or those who used tools for their building and work needs. Today, it is a widely known retailer focused on tools that's only growing, and Spot Cable activity is helping Harbor Freight build its ROI further.
The DTP, designed in partnership with and funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), educates and coaches public media leaders on the best strategies and tactics to transform their organizations’ digital operations to meet the evolving needs of local audiences.
On January 11, 2017, producer, actor, and music legend Ice Cube teamed up with entertainment executive Jeff Kwatinetz to create a three-on-three player-centric basketball league "focused on entertainment and innovation." Today, the BIG3 league is gaining new exposure thanks to a multiplatform pact with iHeartMedia.
Byron Allen is placing some, but not all, of Allen Media Group's broadcast properties on the market. The decision, which is tied to a debt relief effort, comes at a moment where industry consolidation and an end date for ATSC 1.0 digital transmission are poised to reshape the TV landscape.
As May ended, so did the likelihood that K-Love Inc. would be gaining ownership of KDHX-FM. Instead, a heritage in-market competitor for Christian music lovers will be getting it, pending a bankruptcy judge's OK in the coming days. Two groups supporting KDHX's "renewal" said Monday they will continue their fight.
For 65 years, it has served as the main home for NPR programming along the Wasatch Front. Now, KUER and its parent are agreeing to part ways with an FM translator it has owned and maintained in a rural area of Utah due north of Cedar City and St. George.
The head of the group representing the interest of the nation's noncommercial broadcast TV stations Inside the Beltway has derided the fiscal year 2026 budget proposal presented by the Trump Administration that eliminates all federal funding for these over-the-air FCC-licensed facilities.
The licensee of an AM radio station at 1680 kHz serving Grand Rapids, Mich., has been issued a stern warning from the FCC's Enforcement Bureau for its inability to provide an agent a copy of its Emergency Alert System logs during a February visit to the facility.
Sinclair Television Group is transitioning three long-standing operational relationships into formal ownership through two asset purchase agreements covering a set of Pennsylvania and Florida stations it has managed for more than a decade.
Borrell Associates’ 23rd Annual Benchmarking Webinar sent a clear message to traditional media: evolve quickly or lose ground. While digital advertising continues to dominate local ad spending, the report reveals a critical opportunity for legacy media to regain relevance.
What began as a smartphone phenomenon is now knocking on TV’s front door. Brands are no longer treating influencer marketing as just a social media play - instead, they’re reshaping ad strategies to push creator-led content onto connected TV platforms. It’s a shift that could permanently alter who competes for television’s most coveted revenue.
A new national survey on trust in news sources finds that traditional broadcast and cable television still command some of the highest levels of public confidence, despite the proliferation of digital-first platforms, streaming news services, and algorithm-driven content delivery.
