Dish Subs Dip, But Revenue Rises In 4Q
Dish Network released its fourth quarter 2014 financials on Monday morning before the market opened, posing a subscriber loss but a related …
Dish Network released its fourth quarter 2014 financials on Monday morning before the market opened, posing a subscriber loss but a related …
Strong political advertising money and increased retransmission revenue drive quarterly revenue up 20% to $102 million and 2014 revenue up …
The quarterly increase to $614 million is due to acquisitions, political advertising, retransmission consent fees and our digital platform. …
LinkedIn's advertising revenue reached $153 million in the fourth quarter, a 56% increase over the same time a year earlier. Advertising, …
Strong retransmission consent revenue growth was counterbalanced by a 3% decline in advertising revenue. That decline was the result of …
The company’s broadcast television division reported a 35% increase in operating income, to $240 million, due in large part to the …
Station acquisitions drive up broadcasting revenue, but even on a same-station basis the gains are strong, helped by political, retrans and …
Viacom unveiled its quarterly financials on Thursday morning before the stock market officially opened, missing the mark on its revenue …
The company attributes the growth to contributions from recent acquisitions (KMOV St. Louis and KTVK Phoenix), record political advertising …
Netflix Inc. added 13 million worldwide subscribers last year, including 4.3 million during the final three months, according to figures …
Retransmission consent fees led the increase, they were up 70% to $58.1 million. Political ad gains were offset by lower core ad revenue.
The $2 million increase to $16 million was primarily driven by the revenues associated with its tracking and sports solutions.
The increase to $160.2 million comes despite a decline in a number of national ad categories including auto. The boost was driven by …
The increase to $121 million was fueled by higher local, political and digital revenue as well as a 46% rise in retrans money.
The boost to $154.7 million is driven by increases in every area except national, with big percentage gains from political, digital and …
The increase to $41.3 million is driven by higher retransmission consent money as well as political and World Cup advertising.
DirecTV slightly topped revenue estimates for 2014's third quarter, despite losing U.S. customers during the three-month period. The company …
Local revenues, which include net local advertising revenues, retransmission consent fee revenues and TV station website revenues, increased …
The increase was due in part to political money and retransmission consent revenue.
Excluding political, the station group reported local core broadcast revenue was up 42%, while national net broadcast revenues climbed 23%.
Higher advertising from station acquisitions as well as increased local, national, Internet, political and retrans money boost total 49% to …
The drop is blamed on lower ratings and higher expenses at the Fox Broadcast Network that weren’t offset by higher retrans money.
The boost to $87.4 million is driven by political advertising dollars and increased retransmission consent revenue.
The poor result released Friday — a $1.2 billion loss — was despite a 7% increase in quarterly sales to $17.3 billion as …
The steady increase indicates that Facebook has succeeded in steering advertisers to its mobile platform at a time when most of its users …
The company attributes the growth to contributions from recent acquisitions (KMOV St. Louis and KTVK Phoenix), "strong" digital sales and …
Higher retransmission consent fees are a driver of the gains to $1.8 billion.
The 105% increase to $416 million comes from the purchases of Belo and London Broadcasting stations. Minus those deals, revenue rose 19%, …
Tribune Media’s second quarter earnings report underscores the importance of growing retransmission consent revenues to broadcast …
The company's four full-power and four low-power stations account for $4.5 million.
The $4 million increase to $14.7 million stems from last year’s merger.
The increase to $116 million was fueled by higher local, political and digital revenue as well as a 21% rise in retrans money.
The decrease was due in part to the nonrenewal of a sports programming contract and the absence of the broadcast of the semifinals of the …
Retransmission consent money was the big driver, climbing 80.7% to $9.8 million.
The record revenue of $146.9 million is driven by increases in every area except national, with big percentage gains from political, digital …
Higher advertising from station acquisitions as well as increased local, national, Internet, political and retrans money boost total to …
The total of $43.2 million gets a boost in core ad money, especially from World Cup advertising.
Excluding political, the station group reported local core broadcast revenue was up 47%, while national net broadcast revenues were up …