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10/17/2022
Standard General Fights For TEGNA Deal
Standard General Founding Partner Soo Kim is fighting back against some of the attacks being made against his company’s proposed acquisition of TEGNA.
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Premium Content
09/12/2022
Louisville Leaps into NextGen
A group of local stations in Louisville, Kentucky, have begun broadcasting with NextGen TV. Block Communications’ WDRB (FOX), Gray’s WAVE (NBC), Tegna’s WHAS (ABC) and World Broadcast Network’s independent station WBNA are now using the technology that features consistent volume across channels, enhanced voice and video quality and more.
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Premium Content
08/18/2022
Carriage
Allen Media Group’s digital service HBCU GO struck a deal with CBS O&O duopoly stations, bringing its presence to 60% of U.S. households. HBCU GO will be available in markets such as Atlanta, Los Angeles, New York and Philadelphia and is available on Roku, Amazon Fire TV and Apple TV
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Premium Content
05/24/2022
Programming
Greta Van Susteren will host Newsmax’s “The Record with Greta Van Susteren,” set to premiere June 14.
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Premium Content
01/04/2021
Retrans Blackout Report Card
Even with NFL playoff games looming, blackouts persist. Mediacom lost 16 TEGNA stations at 5pm ET on New Year’s Eve, and they remain dark at press time.
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Premium Content
06/21/2019
FCC Takes Next Step on C Spire Request
The FCC Media Bureau set comment deadlines for C Spire’s petition for a declaratory ruling related to market modifications for multicast streams.