Network Neutrality Becomes a Campaign Issue

The Federal Communications Commission’s network neutrality regulations have become a campaign issue in at least one competitive Senate race. Rep Bruce Braley (D-IA), who's running for the Senate in Iowa, urged supporters to sign a petition on his website supporting net neutrality.

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What Ted Cruz Doesn’t Want You to Know

By now it seems pretty clear that Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) has a plan to occupy the White House. But he doesn't want people to know too much about it. And he definitely doesn't want you to know about the special interests that have already begun to bankroll his political ambitions. That's why the Texas senator's latest crusade targets the Federal Communications Commission -- and its efforts to better identify the funders of political ads.

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Stations Need to Work Harder for Political

With an increasing number of viable alternatives, local broadcasters need to get more aggressive in wooing political advertisers to continue getting their portion of the total spend.

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RNC votes to exclude CNN, NBC from 2016 presidential primary debates

The Republican National Committee formally decided August 16 not to partner with CNN and NBC News for any presidential primary debates during the 2016 election cycle, a rebuke of the networks’ plans to air programs about Hillary Rodham Clinton.

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Election 2016: How Big Data + Social Data Will Determine the Next President

As our nation ramps up for 2016, the role of big data + social data in influencing election decisions cannot be ignored.

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