Less than two weeks after the sudden public collapse of one media startup, Phil McGraw is launching another. The celebrity psychologist’s new venture, called ENVOY Media Company, was announced by McGraw on Monday.

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A suspect has been arrested in the murder of an "American Idol' music supervisor and her songwriter husband, police sources confirmed to ABC News. The victims -- Robin Kaye and her husband, Thomas Deluca, both 70 -- were found shot to death in their Los Angeles home during a welfare check on Monday, authorities said.

1941: Frequency changes for the last time, to 880 kHz. 1946: The American Broadcasting Company comes into existence in the mid-1940s.

Based on current trends, the NFL is likely to maintain its dominance in American sports broadcasting. The NFL is embracing digital streaming platforms and traditional broadcasting sports channels.

As we celebrate Giving Tuesday, the Library of American Broadcasting Foundation encourages donations to support its vital work. “Broadcasting has told the stories of America for over 100 years.

Elizabeth Murphy Burns, president and CEO of family-owned broadcasting and media company Morgan Murphy Media for 43 years, has died. She was 79.

COLLEGE PARK, Md.—The Library of American Broadcasting Foundation (LABF) has announced the election of Sam Bush, Heather Cohen, Mike McVay and Ernesto Mourelo to its Board of Directors. “We are absolutely thrilled to welcome Sam, Heather, Mike and Ernesto to the LABF Board of Directors,” said ...

1941: Frequency changes for the last time, to 880 kHz. 1946: The American Broadcasting Company comes into existence in the mid-1940s.

Webtoon Entertainment, the media company that spearheaded the mainstream embrace of webcomics, is rebranding and reorganizing the structure of its North American entertainment and intellectual property business as it aims to scale up the adaptations of its many titles.