Net loss narrowed slightly to $82.5 million, compared with a net loss of $83.5 million in the prior-year quarter. Expenses were slightly higher, while a $1.6 million loss on investments added pressure to results. Revenue in the segment declined 1.6 percent, helped by $10.1 million in political advertising revenue. Broadcast radio revenue was nearly flat at $397.6 million, compared with $395.8 million a year earlier. He specifically cited streaming video distribution through Netflix, Disney Plus and Hulu as part of a broader strategy to help differentiate the company’s revenue-generating opportunities.