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10/22/2026
Scripps’ AI Transformation
We spend a lot of time talking about broadcaster M&A—will Nexstar-Tegna ever fully integrate, will Sinclair get its turn to eat a smaller fish—but the industry is also going through a tech evolution driven by AI. Scripps’ news operation is a prime example. In February, CEO Adam Symson launched a transformation of the company to create $125-150 million in EBITDA growth over a three-year period. Part of that effort revolves around leveraging AI and automation in local and national news programming.
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10/21/2026
Carr Issues Another Warning Against ‘Fake Polls’
It’s election season (if you couldn’t tell by the onslaught of political ads on TV), and FCC Chairman Brendan Carr issued another warning to broadcasters that air fake polls “designed to do nothing more than interfere” with the electoral process.
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10/20/2026
In the Wild: Great American Book Club
Great American Family launched a new initiative earlier this year, introducing a monthly book club series that gathers viewers together alongside company leaders in a virtual setting.
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10/20/2026
AMCGM, Versant on Evolving Past Cable
The first day of the Paley International Council Summit in NYC served as a forum for content companies to discuss how they’re tackling a media ecosystem that is evolving faster than ever before.
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10/20/2026
The Super Bowl in a Galaxy Far, Far Away
If you’ve enjoyed Disney and ESPN’s animated alternate telecasts of sporting events, you’re in luck come Super Bowl Sunday (especially if you’re a “Star Wars” fan).