Street Smarts: Radio host and former candidate Larry Elder leaves Salem
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Salem reports profit in Q2
Salem Media Group saw its net income rise over the last year as revenue and operating expenses both went up for the quarter ended June 30. The conservative media group has some of its main operations in Camarillo but moved its headquarters earlier this year to Irving, Texas. Its total revenue increased more than 20% Read More →
Salem Media Group back in the black for first quarter
Salem Media Group announced growing revenue, declining costs and a reversal of last year’s losses when it released its first quarter financial earnings on May 6. The Irving, Texas-based conservative media company, which retains significant operations at its former headquarters in Camarillo, had $300,000 in net income for the quarter, or 1 cent per diluted Read More →
Salem reports profitable quarter, but loss for the full year
Salem Media Group reported a mixed bag of financial results for the fourth quarter and the full year of 2020 when it released its quarterly earnings report on March 4. The conservative media group recently moved its corporate headquarters from Camarillo to Irving, Texas, though it kept some operations in Camarillo. In 2020, Salem cut Read More →
Salem Media Group faces new political landscape after Capitol riot
On Jan. 4, two days before a mob attacked the U.S. Capitol, the conservative activist and radio host Charlie Kirk tweeted that he had helped send “80+ buses full of patriots to DC to fight for this president.” He deleted the tweet after the march on the Capitol turned violent, resulting in the deaths of Read More →
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 →
Revenue, net income down at Salem Media Group
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