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Paramount Skydance’s acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery has officially closed. Now, there’s much focus on what the newly combined media giant known as Skydance means for Hollywood and streaming. But, there’s another side of the deal worth watching, says AdCellerant CEO Brock Berry.

Caleb Carlson found a lake to determine how shipshape his STL antenna was

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He's served as Director of Sales for publicly traded Saga Communications' Charleston Media Solutions for the past five years. Now, he's being elevated to General Manager for the group of radio stations in the Lowcountry of South Carolina.

Major themes include AI, sports, streaming and creators

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The Governor of Alabama removed and replaced five Alabama Public Television Board members, just days after a survey on state citizen's opinions of public television were released by the Alabama Educational Television Foundation Authority. The five members were also members of the foundation authority.

The Nexstar Media Group broadcast TV station branded as "Siouxland's News Channel" has a new News Director. She's been in the role for one month, as the station made the appointment public on Tuesday.

TEGNA's KARE-11 in Minneapolis will simulcast some 15 Minnesota Timberwolves games in a previously announced deal with DAZN. Now, adjacent DMAs that the NBA team includes in its territory have just secured free-to-air homes for the select games. It's thanks to a third-party deal with Gray Media.

He was formerly a story desk manager for TEGNA's KHOU-11 in Houston. Now, he's getting a promotion and will lead the newsroom for a sibling station serving the Temple-Killeen, Tex., region. Past experience includes serving as a Regional Director of Digital Content and as Digital Managing Editor of WTSP-10 in Tampa.

U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit Judge Loren AliKhan on Tuesday heard from attorneys representing both ABC and the FCC, as litigation continued as to whether civil rights violations are at the heart of the Commission's early license renewal proceeding for the eight ABC Owned Stations.

From the Great Recession to the AI boom, one reporter has been covering the stories that move markets. ABC News Chief Business, Technology, and Economics Correspondent Rebecca Jarvis joins Forecast 2027 to share her reporting on the economy.