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07/28/2021
DOJ Requires Divestitures in Gray’s Quincy Buy
The DOJ will require Gray Television and Quincy Media to divest 10 broadcast television stations in seven local markets as a condition of resolving a challenge to Gray’s proposed $925 million of Quincy.
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07/14/2021
AMG Buys WRJT-TV
Gray Television has reached a deal to divest WJRT-TV (ABC) in Flint-Saginaw, Michigan, to Allen Media Group for $70 million in cash.
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07/07/2021
FCC Says Gray Violated Media Ownership Rule
The FCC has proposed a more than half million dollar fine against Gray Television for “apparently willfully and repeatedly” violating the agency’s prohibition against owning two top-four television stations in the same DMA.
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07/07/2021
NextGen TV Expands to Charlotte
Five Charlotte broadcast stations— Cox Media Group’s WAXN-TV and WSOC-TV (ABC), Nexstar’s WJZY-TV (FOX), Gray Television’s WBTV-TV (CBS) and TEGNA’s WCNC-TV (NBC)—have launched ATSC 3.0 broadcasts.
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05/03/2021
Gray Nabs Meredith in Most Recent M&A
Gray Television is acquiring Meredith Corporation’s local media group in a $2.7 billion deal that will position it as the nation’s second largest TV broadcast group behind Nexstar.
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04/21/2021
FCC Denies Gray Complaint Against Frontier
The FCC denied Gray Television ’s retransmission consent good faith negotiation complaint against Frontier Wednesday.