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White House Correspondents’ Dinner Shooting Tests Broadcast Journalists Under Pressure
It's a rare case when press people become subject, storyteller, and potential victims at once. But it shouldn't be the case.
FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez: Review of Disney Licenses a ‘Political Stunt’
Those licenses were not up for renewal until 2028.
Warner Bros. Discovery Shareholders Approve Paramount Skydance Deal
While shareholders voted "overwhelmingly" to approve the deal on Thursday morning, they did not approve the executive compensation package.
Nexstar CEO Perry Sook at NAB Show: Soon ‘Only 2 or 3 Companies’ Will Control All of Local TV
“Make no mistake about it. There are many companies in both television and radio that are financially struggling right now.”
Nexstar Media Group/TEGNA Merger Blocked By Federal Judge
The Friday ruling does not undo the acquisition. However, it does stop Nexstar from operating TEGNA's stations.
BIA Advisory Services Ups 2026 Local Advertising Forecast to $185 Billion
“Stronger spending from higher-income households is supporting discretionary categories like travel, leisure, and automotive, while value-oriented spending is shaping demand in retail, restaurants, and essential services.”
Paramount Skydance President Jeff Shell Exits
Shell has been on the job for less than a year. He joined the company in August 2025.
Vice Studios Bolsters Leadership With Slate of New Hires and Promotions
"Our mission is to deliver projects that push cultural boundaries and resonate globally while staying unapologetically authentic."
NBCUniversal Local Launches 100-Day Campaign Celebrating America’s 250th Birthday
It culminates on July 4 with six hours of live coverage of Sail4th 250 events in New York Harbor — the largest assembly of international ships in U.S. history.
FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez: Nexstar/TEGNA Deal ‘Approved with No Full Commission Vote’
"The consequences of this rubber stamp approval will be felt in living rooms and newsrooms across the country, resulting in fewer voices, less competition, and higher costs for consumers.”