The FCC is probing iHeartMedia over alleged payola violations, questioning if artists are pressured to perform for free for airplay.

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In a regulatory filing, iHeartMedia (IHRT) disclosed that its CEO Robert Pittman bought 200K shares of common stock on March 4th in a total ...

After the FCC called into question whether or not iHeartMedia is properly compensating artists for their performances, the ...

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FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has sent a letter asking iHeartMedia CEO/Chairman Robert Pittman to answer eight pointed questions, within 10 days, about how the company is procuring talent for its ...

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Additional investors are Aryeh Bourkoff, CEO of Liontree; Robert Pittman; Tad Haley of Rafiki Ventures; and venture capital firm Red Sea Ventures. “After packaging and selling 150 projects into ...

The Federal Communications Commission sent a letter Monday to iHeartMedia's CEO and chairman, Robert Pittman, saying the commission is looking into whether the audio company is forcing musicians ...