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   Premium Content09/24/2025 Standard General Lost TEGNA, but Still Pursuing LitigationThe U.S. District Court for D.C. dismissed a lawsuit filed by Standard General Managing Partner Soo Kim against the FCC, its Media Bureau and former Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel that accused the Commission of impeding its proposed TEGNA acquisition because of racial discrimination. Now Kim and Standard General are pursuing an appeal. 
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   Premium Content08/19/2025 Why is Nexstar Buying TEGNA?FCC Chairman Brendan Carr and broadcasters alike have long been advocating for media ownership rules to be relaxed under a favorable Trump administration. 
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   Premium Content08/19/2025 Nexstar-TEGNA Deal Details; ACA Connects Not a FanMedia investors are carefully examining what the Nexstar-TEGNA merger means from Wall Street’s standpoint, but MVPDs expect it’ll mean higher retransmission consent bills. 
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   Premium Content07/14/2025 FCC Approvals Raise Speculation for More MergersThe FCC’s approval of a trifecta of deals—T-Mobile-UScellular, Intelsat-SES and T-Mobile-Metronet—could open the floodgates for more consolidation 
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   Premium Content03/12/2025 O’Rielly’s TMT Whiteboard: Telecom M&A to be Welcomed Again?The telecom industry was punished during the Biden days for merely suggesting that companies should be allowed to merge. The Trump Administration is in a position to change this policy position. 
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   Premium Content04/25/2024 Soo Kim Files Discrimination Lawsuit Against FCCIt’s been just under a year since Standard General’s bid to purchase TEGNA collapsed, but the action isn’t quite done yet.