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He argued his "even-handed treatment" is a break from past political influence

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The E.W. Scripps Co. has entered into an indenture with U.S. Bank that will see the broadcast TV station ownership group issue $750 million aggregate principal amount of new 9.875% senior secured second lien notes due 2030.

“Sinclair delivered solid second quarter results, successfully navigating a challenging macro-economic environment." That's the assessment of Sinclair Inc. President/CEO Chris Ripley as the publicly traded company fueling the push toward ATSC 3.0 adoption released its Q2 2025 financial report card on Wednesday afternoon.

He was chief engineer of Crawford's western New York stations

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If your radio or TV brand isn’t co-creating with Gen Z, it’s falling behind. That's the same situation for CMOs seeking to grow their products or services. "That is not a provocation — it’s a survival strategy," says advertising services firm BeautifulBeast,  which has produced a report that finds Gen Z isn't part of the conversation. Rather, they are the conversation.

Be conversant with HVAC terminology to get the most out of that business relationship

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We preview the show's radio offerings with director Steve Connolly

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What does Warren Buffett know that we don’t? The Berkshire Hathaway Chairperson between July 31 and August 4 snapped up millions of shares of Sirius XM — in the news thanks to a report in a tabloid suggesting Howard Stern's 20-year run as a host could be concluding when his contract expires later this year.

“We are pleased with our creative success and financial performance in Q3 as we continue to execute across our strategic priorities,” said Robert A. Iger, CEO of The Walt Disney Company, as the company released its fiscal third quarter financial results on Wednesday.

Some media observers have privately suggested that the FCC could treat ABC, NBC, FOX and CBS owned-and-operated stations differently than those owned by companies with stations affiliated with these networks. FOX Television Stations has made its case that there is no discernable difference between the two.