McAdams On

I just had a brief social media exchange about the economics of the Olympics.

Max was perfectly happy with his big screen Sony projection CRT the size of a fatted heifer before I came along.

A recent survey by the Foundation for Nebulous Market Research revealed that online revenues will exceed the U.S. national debt by tomorrow afternoon.

Low-power broadcast licensees powerful friends on Capitol Hill, for all the good it does them.

There was a time when Comcast-Time Warner Cable marriage would have stood out as much for the contrary nature of the lovebirds as the sheer size of the deal.

Network neutrality is a solution without a problem, a debate of overly simplistic sloganeering and fueled by propaganda planted by digital behemoths like Google, Amazon, eBay and Facebook.

I walked out of Tom Wheeler’s speech beside a broadcast attorney shaking his head, saying, “he seems so nice.”

The FCC has been allowing joint and shared service agreements for years. Now it’s suddenly affecting an about-face.

What’s the point of Aereo?