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Adrian Abramovich is fighting proposed $120 million fine "Clearly regulation needs to address the carriers and providers and require the major carriers to detect robocalls activity", Abramovich said in testimony submitted in advance to the Senate Commerce Committee. Abramovich tried to trick consumers into answering and listening to his advertising messages, the FCC said in a news release as it announced action against him last year. [Extracted from the article]

Focuses on the dominion of major newspapers in Tampa Bay, Florida. Daily circulation of St. Petersburg Times; Cooperation in news gathering effort; Assessment of advertising spending.

Focuses on the threats received by 'The High Springs Herald' newspaper in north-central Florida. Incidents of bomb blasting within the Heralds premises; Speculations over the accidental explosions of the media employees; Impact of the incidents to the news coverage of the industry.

Reports on the collapse of a deal that called for the 'Miami Herald' newspaper to pay the Broward County government in Florida for the rights to call a convention center in Fort Lauderdale the Herald Center. Objections of politicians to parts in the deal; Cited reasons for the collapse of the deal.