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A shift by Entravision back to its core media business is paying off as it reported that revenue surged 37% during the fourth quarter to $107 million. CEO Michael Christenson credits political advertising for the gains not only during the quarter, but for all of last year when Entravision saw revenue grow 23%. Read mor
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