Hispanic Television Summit 2009

Don Browne, in an interview during the Hispanic Television Summit, sponsored by B&C and Multichannel News Sept. 24, made it abundantly clear that Hispanics and media whoserved them should expect big things after their numbers are tallied. More

Broadcaster among critics who argue that Arbitron's Portable People Meters (PPM) undercount minority audiences. More

Acquisition expands Spanish-language network's reach More

Station to Station covers the odds, ends, ups and downs of the local television business across America More

BC/DC is the media executives\' must-see view from Washington, delivered by yours truly without the aid of rose-colored glasses and without the need, quite yet, of bifocals. More

New production studio to allow Spanish-language media giant to produce and own programming. More

“As it stands now," he said, "the current system jeopardizes the future of minority broadcasting.” Arbitron countered that it welcomed the chance to showcase the benefits of the technology to Congress--it has been asked to testify at the hearing. More

Commentary and analysis on the business of television advertising—from the upfront and scatter markets to TV events like the Super Bowl, the Oscars and the Olympics—courtesy of Broadcasting & Cable Business Editor Claire Atkinson. More

" "Some recent articles and comments have been perceived as painting all civil rights groups as ‘sell outs' for opposing or otherwise expressing concern over network neutrality regulation. This has ignited an equally strong response. More

Hearst's president says broadcasters unfairly limited compared to competitors More

While a full-scale recovery in ad spending across media platforms isn’tlikely to come soon—at least not in the first few months of 2010—thesituation isn’t as dire as some of the industry’s most recent reportswould lead one to believe, according to Group M Chief InvestmentOfficer Rino Scanzoni. More