In a brief order, the justices sent the case of the "wardrobe malfunction" back to the appeals court in light of a related high-court decision last week. That decision, in a case involving expletives uttered by Cher and other celebrities, upheld the Federal Communications Commission's sanctioning of broadcast TV for even the one-time use of expletives related to sexual or excretory functions.

Reinvention is a necessity for traditional media companies to survive in the digital world. Two media consultants, McVay New Media’s Daniel Anstandig and Geller Media International’s Valerie Geller teamed together to offer a practical vision for the radio station of the not-too-distant future. Change is not a four letter word. This is the time for us to embrace change, restructure our strategy and staff, and prepare for a prosperous future.

Ever hear the expression “The only person who likes change is a wet baby?”  Well like it or not, we’re in the full throws of major change.  First, it was consolidation, then the technological shift… now the “rightsizing” and globalization of our financial market, forcing broadcasters to navigate our brave new economic world.  (Many might suggest that the wet baby’s situation is more comfortable.)