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03/24/2020
SCOTUS Sides with Comcast, Not Allen
The Supreme Court sided with Comcast over Byron Allen’s Entertainment Studios Networks Monday in the latter’s racial discrimination suit.
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03/19/2020
Gray Pulls TEGNA Offer
Gray Television has withdrawn its bid for TEGNA due to concerns about the impact coronavirus will have, according to a report from Reuters.
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03/13/2020
Allen Latest to Offer Tegna Bid
Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group has made an all-cash offer for Tegna.
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02/13/2020
Byron Allen Buys 11 More Broadcast Stations
Byron Allen’s Entertainment Studios Networks closed the acquisition of 11 broadcast television stations from USA TV for $305mln.
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12/18/2019
Longtime Investors Tell Comcast to Drop SCOTUS Case Against Allen
NYC Comptroller Scott Stringer is the latest to weigh in on Entertainment Studios Networks [ESN] founder Byron Allen’s racial discrimination suit against Comcast, sending a letter to Comcast chmn/CEO Brian Roberts Tuesday urging him to drop the company’s Supreme Court challenge of the case.
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11/25/2019
Former NBCU Exec Joins Criticism of Comcast In Relation to Allen Suit
A day after Revolt founder Sean “Diddy” Combs criticized Comcast in relation to Entertainment Studios Networks founder Byron Allen’s racial discrimination suit against the MVPD, former NBCU evp/chief diversity officer Paula Madison also spoke out against Comcast in regards to its dealings with The Africa Channel.