Salem Media back in black after cost-cutting
Salem Media Group, a Camarillo-based owner of conservative radio stations and other media properties, had net income of 1 cent per share in the third quarter, digging the company out of the hole it was at the same time in 2019. In the third quarter of 2019, Salem posted a $20.0 million net loss, which Read More →
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Salem Media reports $55M loss as revenue drops
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Read More →Salem Media Group reports increase in net loss
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Read More →Salem Media Group reports $3.1 million net loss for fourth quarter
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Read More →Salem Media to offer $225 million in secure notes
Salem Media Group reported first quarter 2017 net income of $1.1 million, or 4 cents per share, and announced plans for a private offering of $225 million in senior secured notes May 8. Total revenues and operating expenses both edged up slightly from the previous first quarter for the Camarillo-based Christian and conservative media company, Read More →
Read More →Merger of AT&T, Time Warner has a familiar ring
Thirty five years ago, I was a reporter for Springfield Newspapers in Massachusetts when AT&T was broken up and the era of the “Baby Bells” began. That era effectively ended this month when a reconstituted AT&T announced a $68 billion merger with Time Warner, the owner of Warner Brothers, HBO, CNN and other assets that Read More →
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