Television stations — the medium’s oldest form of distribution — hardly seem like a sexy acquisition target these days. But the reason TV stations are
Radio: Real-Time Immediacy and Intimacy Exuberant college spring-breakers stuffed in a jeep drive south on I-95 belting out high school favorites blasting from the radio.
In surveying car buyers in six nation, Edison Research found that radio was the top in-car audio source Consumers buying new cars cite radio as
As crucial field agents servicing Nielsen’s TV panel stopped entering homes during the now year-long COVID-19 pandemic, the TV advertising trade group VAB says there
A bill was pre-filed on our behalf in the Alabama Senate today and we will have a companion bill in the House. SB127 is written
Local journalism is essential for healthy communities, competitive marketplaces, and a thriving democracy. Unfortunately, the local news industry is being decimated in the digital age.
The District of Columbia Council is considering a new sales tax on advertising services, including digital advertising services and personal information. On July 6, the
The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) today announced the launch of the Broadcast Resource Hub, a comprehensive one-stop-shop for resources, tools and information on the
As many of you know, Chairman Ajit Pai appointed Pat Roberts to the Federal Communications Commission’s Communications Security, Reliability, and Interoperability Council VII (CSRIC) as
Billions of dollars are spent on advertising in the United States each year. From billboards to internet ads, these expenditures are intended to stimulate demand,
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