• Phoenix Stations Share Chopper

  By Michael Malone, February 25, 2009
  Rivals trims costs by splitting ‘copter three ways  More

• Post-Newsweek Reports 7% Dip in Revenue

  By Michael Malone, February 25, 2009
  Broadcast down, cable up at Washington Post Co.  More

• Hearst-Argyle Revenue Down 9%

  By Michael Malone, February 25, 2009
  Record political haul can't offset "severe" ad slump  More

• WBAL Reporter Out After ‘Scrotum' Gaffe

  By Michael Malone, February 24, 2009
  Sanders departs following doctored video  More

• Ferree Pushing Congress for Changes in Satellite Delivery Rules

  By John Eggerton, February 24, 2009
  Says cable operators should be able to carry local stations in adjacent markets in their own state  More

• Sharpton, City Council Members Petition for FCC to Pull News Corp.'s Waiver

  By John Eggerton, February 23, 2009
  National Action Network collecting signatures online to call for review  More

• Tri-ing Harder in N.C.

  By Michael Malone, February 21, 2009
  Known as the Triad, the No. 46 DMA covers three cities (Greensboro, High Point and Winston-Salem, N.C.), and features three strong stations vying for supremacy. Hearst-Argyle's NBC affiliate WXII holds the ratings crown, but not by much. There's no closer race than late news: WXII was tops at 11 in November with an 8.  More

• KTEN Provides Lifeline During--And After--Tragic Twister

  By Michael Malone, February 21, 2009
  Analog TV keeps Oklahoma tornado victims tuned in.  More

• FCC Preparing Rules for Second Phase Of DTV Switch

  By John Eggerton, February 20, 2009
  Next date stations can pull plug is March 14  More

• Media General Furloughs Employees

  By Michael Malone, February 18, 2009
  Broadcaster follows Gannett in mandating unpaid leave  More

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