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Citadel and Cumulus want to merge into Son-of-Clear-Channel
I’m not sure how I missed this bit of news, but I just learned that Cumulus, which boasts being the second largest owner of radio stations in the US, is bidding to buy the third largest, Citadel Broadcasting. Such a … finish reading Citadel and Cumulus want to merge into Son-of-Clear-Channel
Posted in commercial radio, consolidation
Tagged Citadel, consolidation, Cumulus, Free Press, merger
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Radio’s Fall – Part Two: NPR’s ‘Liberal’ Identity Crisis
Editor’s Note: Radioactive Gavin has collected more than 300 articles on radio and digital music over the past 3 months for Common Frequency. This is the second in a series of seven posts he is contributing, looking back at the end of a rough … finish reading Radio’s Fall – Part Two: NPR’s ‘Liberal’ Identity Crisis
Posted in da future, journalism, public radio
Tagged David Honig, Farai Chideya, Free Press, Harry Shearer, Ira Glass, Juan Williams, NPR, Stephen Colbert, Terry Gross, Vivian Schiller
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NAB “getting beat up” over their opposition to LPFM
Grassroots heat has been getting hotter this week as the Senate runs out of time to vote on the Local Community Radio Act, expanding low-power FM. There are some signs that the action is having some effect. Free Press campaign … finish reading NAB “getting beat up” over their opposition to LPFM
Posted in community radio, consolidation, LPFM
Tagged Free Press, Gordon Smith, Low Power FM, LPFM, NAB, National Association of Broadcasters, Politico, Tim Karr, twitter
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Do community advisory boards protect public radio stations?
Free Press has a provocative new report on the state of public media and how to more adequately fund it. Many of the reform group’s proposals involve siphoning income from commercial station advertising revenue or Federal Communications Commission spectrum auctions. … finish reading Do community advisory boards protect public radio stations?
Reform groups urge FCC to continue its investigation of Verizon ETFs
Free Press, Consumers Union, and the Media Access Project wrote a letter to the FCC this week urging the Commission to continue its investigation of Verizon Wireless’ increased early termination fees (ETFs) for smartphones. Continue reading
Posted in mobile
Tagged Consumers Union, early termination fees, FCC, Free Press, Media Access Project, Verizon
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The decade’s most important radio trends: #8 The Great Fairness Doctrine Panic
It was the summer of 2007. Not moments after the Republican far right triumphed over President Bush’s hated immigration reform law than Representative Mike Pence, Republican of Indiana, introduced a rider to a budgetary bill in the House that would … finish reading The decade’s most important radio trends: #8 The Great Fairness Doctrine Panic
Posted in commercial radio, politix
Tagged Barack Obama, Fairness Doctrine, FCC, Free Press, John McCain, Mike Pence
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