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Broadcast Station Ownership Diversity Severely Lacking

By Michael Balderston published

The latest data from the FCC, which is from 2017, shows women/minority ownership still exceedingly rare

Broadcast Engineering
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Standard Media Buys Nine Waypoint, Vision TV Stations for $59M

By Phil Kurz published

The deal also includes 15 FM and AM radio stations and Waypoint’s news production operation.

Business
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Online Growing as Local News Source, But TV Still on Top

By Michael Balderston published

Pew Research survey gathered statistics from nearly 35,000 U.S. adults.

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Scripps Getting Eight TV Stations from Nexstar-Tribune Merger

By Michael Balderston published

Part of Nexstar-Tribune’s divestiture, the new stations cover seven markets for Scripps.

Business
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BIA: 2018 TV Station Revenue to Reach $27.68B

By Claudia Kienzle published

Forecast driven by strong political and digital advertising projections

Business
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Local Stations Brace For Hurricane Florence

By Phil Kurz published

TV stations in the hurricane’s path layout preparation plans

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Number of TV’s Going Dark After Auction Grows

By Multichannel News published

Twelve TV stations were expected to turn in their licenses by Oct. 25 once they received their multimillion-dollar auction payments, and they all complied.

Repack
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Apollo Buying Majority Stake in Cox TV Stations

By Michael Balderston published

The deal includes stations in nine states that reach a combined 31 million viewers.

Business
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Broadcast Contributes $1.17 Trillion in Annual GDP

By Michael Balderston published

Local TV and radio stations are big economic drivers, according to Woods & Poole Economics study.

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U.S. Gains 144 LPTVs in 2016

By Deborah D McAdams published

The U.S. gained 144 low-power TV licenses in 2016 despite the uncertain future of LPTVs, which are not assured a channel assignment in the post-incentive auction repack.

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