Broadcasting & Cable - September 2, 2001

The late 1990s saw a period of rapid and unprecedented consolidation among radio stations. By 2000, consolidation had begun to slow, but its impact was being felt like never before. "The overall economy was booming, and the impact of consolidation was continuing," says Mark Fratrik, vice president, BIA Financial.

• Business
• Changing Hands
• Changing Hands

• Cover
• XM Satellite Radio set to fly

• Editorials
• Editorials

• Interactive Media
• Static online
• Web Watch

• People
• Fates and Fortunes
• Fates & Fortunes
• Fifth Estater
• He heard his calling

• Programming
• Looking for respect
• Lend them your ears
• Station Break
• Station Break

• Technology
• Radio's digital play
• IN BRIEF
• IN BRIEF

• Top of the Week
• Have we got a deal for you
• Clearheadedly restructuring
• CNN COO Kent to depart
• Levin: FCC front-runner
• Tennis, anyone?
• Running against time
• Summer Sundays sizzle at Lifetime
• Won't see you in Sept.
• Windy City blowup
• The week that was
• B and C Eye
• B&C Eye
• IN BRIEF
• IN BRIEF

• Washington
• FM bidfest looms
• IN BRIEF
• IN BRIEF