McAdams On

As everyone who could have bought Apple stock in 2005 at $39 knows, it shot to more than $665 a share in August on rumors that the next new iPhone will be remarkably similar to the last new iPhone...

I’m often surprised at how little TV station personnel know about what goes on in Washington, D.C. that may affect their livelihood.

It seems the wireless industry doesn’t have any use for the 18 TV channels it obtained in 2008 auction of 700 MHz spectrum.

Election season is bearing down on us like a loud drunk in a piano bar.

I used to think a job in journalism would be downright amazing back when I was wearing steel-toed Redwings and swinging balled-and-burlapped shrubbery off the tailgate of an International.

The venture is an object lesson in how spectrum allocation is meaningless without consistent receiver standards, and how one industry strategically avoided them by coopting adjacent spectrum.