‘Idol’ Return Clears Legal Hurtle
A few weeks ago we reported the rumors that forces are at work behind the scenes to revive American Idol.
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LEGAL
SAG-AFTRA Stands Up For Free Press
SAG-AFTRA, the entertainment industry labor union that represents more than 160,000 actors, broadcasters and recording artists, yesterday released a Statement
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Listener Sues Stern, IRS, America
Howard Stern is being sued by a woman who claims that her personal and tax information were broadcast on Stern’s
Read moreCelebratory Cake For Pai
Late yesterday The White House formally confirmed that President Trump has indeed tapped FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai as the Commission’s
Read moreMcCartney’s Goal: Get Back His Songs
Paul McCartney filed suit in New York against Sony/ATV and is looking to get a declaratory judgment that states he
Read moreICM, Workhouse Forge Partnership
ICM Partners, one of the world’s largest talent and literary agencies just announced a strategic partnership with Workhouse Media, a
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RMLC Not Having GMR ‘Misstatements’
Just when we thought this little garden party attended by the Radio Music Licensing Committee (RMLC) and Irving Azoff‘s Global
Read moreRMLC, ASCAP A-OK
The Radio Music License Committee (RMLC) and the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) announced a new five-year
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iHeartMedia Requests Senior Discount
iHeartMedia, Inc. yesterday created some industry chatter when it announced its decision to not repay the $57.1 million of the
Read moreFitch Says iHeartMedia ‘Burning Cash’
iHeartMedia is “burning cash” as it approaches a wall of repayments over the next two years, according to a Fitch
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