New Neilson Nos. Mixed Blessings for Stations

Finally making good on a promise it made a decade ago, Nielsen will replace its long-reviled diaries in the 140 smallest markets next month with a new paperless system that […]

Gray: At Liberty To Expand In Virginia

There are definitely no grey skies in Roanoke, Va., today: It’s sunny and 73, and Tuesday’s high temperature will reach the mid-80s. Concurrently, it is highly likely that all in […]

ATSC Announces ‘Road To 3.0’ Conference Agenda

WASHINGTON—NAB CTO Sam Matheny will deliver the opening keynote of the Advanced Television Systems Committee 2018 Next-Gen TV Conference, May 23-24 in Washington, D.C., at the Ronald Reagan Building. Following […]

Moody’s Says Broadcast TV Outlook is Stable

The mid-term outlook for the broadcast industry in the U.S. is stable, although it faces “serious headwinds,” according to Moody’s Investors Service. “We expect US broadcast television companies’ EBITDA growth […]

Traditional TV Cord-Cutting Is Global Trend

  Cord-cutting isn’t just restricted to traditional U.S. pay TV providers — total pay TV subscribers are down in 13 other countries/territories. IHS Markit, a consumer researcher, says declines in […]

NTA Convention Kicks Off Friday in Salt Lake

The 2018 National Translator Association Annual Meeting and Convention is set to open this weekend in Salt Lake City, UT  and runs through Sunday at the Sheraton, Salt Lake City. Scheduled […]