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For the 3rd consecutive year now, Quarter Moon Productions will produce a UTSA football game according to CEO Bob Wills; “The studio is very proud to support UTSA Athletics and their very successful football program. Four years ago, we were the first organization to get UTSA Football on television….and now, every UTSA football game is… Continue reading Quarter Moon Productions to Produce UTSA’s Conference USA Opener at UTEP on KMYS-TV/CW-35

Over the years, the cost of many products & services eventually gets much lower in price. From eyewear to big screen TV’s…consumers have seen prices come down 50 to 80%. There is however one very notable exception; braces from your family dentist or the orthodontist your dentist refers you to. Most likely, braces are so… Continue reading Why Are Braces So Expensive?

Cable service providers are not faring so well in the eyes of the public. The American Customer Service Index depicts– that regardless of which company you source your television feed through—the overall category of providers is receiving poor marks across the board. DirecTV obtained the best overall score, but still saw its score drop 4.4%… Continue reading Why Do Americans Hate Cable Companies So Much?

Like so many of us, business owners from all across Texas and the U.S. have been deluged with calls & emails from companies offering to improve our search engine positioning, sales and digital effectiveness. Hocus pocus, abracadabra they have magical powers to amaze! For the record…… No company can guarantee a #1 ranking on Google.… Continue reading Buyer Beware: Business Owners Deluged by Digital Provider Claims

The spring rains finally stopped and have been replaced with a surging summer heat which is no surprise to Texans. And that leads to only one thing for many homeowners, an AC unit that stops cooling their homes. Whether you just need a small repair to get your system back in service OR it’s time… Continue reading For Those Hot Summer Days – A&E Air Conditioning Gets You Cool!

A recent San Antonio Express-News article depicted a very revealing snapshot of household income dynamics in the San Antonio area. In addition to ranking worst amongst the top 25 metro area in 2013 median earnings, San Antonio residents have substantial credit card debt in comparison to their income— also the worst of the top… Continue reading San Antonio Fares Poorly in Median Income & Credit Card Debt Comparison of Top 25 Metropolitan Areas

When asked about millennials and what apps they are most attracted to, the vast majority of people would guess things like music apps or game apps. Possibly apps to get sports scores or to follow pop culture life. You would be very wrong! The top 20 apps used by millennials are retail or discount focused,… Continue reading What Apps Do Millennials Use Most?

Jul 17, 2015, 5:00am CDT W.Scott Bailey Reporter/Project Coordinator- San Antonio Business Journal Are NBA players overpaid? It depends on who you ask. Most of the athletes cashing the checks likely think they are earning every penny of their multimillion-dollar contracts. A good percentage of fans certainly have a different view, as they are having… Continue reading TV Market Could Be the Next Bubble to Burst

The PM Group is happy to announce that Danielle Gunter has joined the firm as our new Executive Director of Community Giving. She will oversee all charitable efforts, community alliances and The Agency’s annual Saturday Night Fun Raiser charitable gala that benefits children, families, education, veterans and animal rescue. Last year’s event raised over $174,000! “After… Continue reading Agency Announces New Executive Director

Rents are stretching millennial budgets throughout the U.S. Nationally, the typical worker from 22 to 34 years old paid 30 percent of income for rent in the first quarter of 2015, up from 23 percent in 1979, when the analysis begins. In those places, rental unaffordability is a distinct obstacle for people trying to carve… Continue reading Bad News for Millennials as Affordable Housing is Scarce

ESPN Tightens Its Belt as Pressure on It Mounts-Cable Subscribers Drop Dramatically in the Last Year! Sports-TV powerhouse ESPN, a profit machine that has long towered over the media landscape, is showing signs of stress as the pay -TV industry goes through an unprecedented period of upheaval. A decline in subscribers as customers… Continue reading ESPN Tightens Its Belt

The vast majorities of Americans continue to believe that it is challenging to find affordable rental housing. The homeownership rate in America has now dropped to 63.7 percent, according to the U.S. Census, down from 69+ percent peak in 2004. Because of that, rental apartment occupancy is now at an all-time high, and rents are… Continue reading Higher Rental Housing Costs Mean More Economic Pain for the Middle Class