LL Cool J wants to make old-school hip-hop music relevant for listeners today with a new Sirius channel
The Communist Party is taking direct control of China's broadcasters and will regulate everything from movies and TV to books and radio programs in a move that tightens party supervision over public life
More than 5,600 of Studs Terkel's radio programs to be released to public
IHeartMedia, one of the world's largest radio and billboard companies, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
Swiss voters handily reject proposal to end mandatory fees to finance publicly supported TV and radio; results brings relief to Europe's state-backed broadcasters
Columnist Michael Gerson and commentator Amy Holmes will host a new conservative talk show that premieres on PBS in early April
Garrison Keillor says his relationship with a woman who accused him of sexual harassment was nothing more than "romantic writing" and that the two never had a sexual relationship
Republican congresswoman says 'many' people who commit mass murder are Democrats, but she offers no evidence; Democratic challenger calls her comments 'disgusting' and 'toxic'
An Arkansas radio station says it'll no longer call a promotion where listeners rate 16 local female television personalities in a tournament-like contest a "Babe Bracket" after facing growing criticism
An ESPN radio station will take over broadcasts of University of Connecticut sports games next fall in a multimillion dollar deal that will dump another station that has been the voice of the Huskies for 26 years
