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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.”
Nexstar Media Group Closes on Acquisition of TEGNA Following FCC Approval
"We are grateful to President Trump, Chairman Carr, and the DOJ for recognizing the dynamic forces shaping the media landscape and enabling this transaction to move forward.”
8 States Sue to Block Nexstar Media Group Merger with TEGNA
In the filing, California Attorney General Rob Bonta called the potential merger between Nexstar and TEGNA "illegal, plain and simple."
The Case for Killing the FCC — And What It Would Mean for Radio
After reading this column, some group may want to head down to L Street, Northeast, in Washington, DC, carrying their "Abolish the FCC" signs!
Urban One Sees 20% Revenue Decline During 2025
"We had a tough fourth quarter due to a combination of non-recurring political advertising, soft radio markets and declining audience delivery in our cable television business."
FCC Chair Brendan Carr: Paramount Skydance Purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery ‘Should Get Through Pretty Quickly’
"I think there’s some real consumer benefits that can emerge from it.”
Versant Reports Nearly $7 Billion in 2025 Revenue During First-Ever Financial Results
$1.6 billion came from advertising revenue on brands like CNBC, MS NOW, USA, Syfy, Oxygen, and E!, among others.
HBO Max, Paramount+ to Merge Into One Platform, Says David Ellison
“We think that really positions us to compete with the leaders in the space.”
FCC Chair Brendan Carr: ‘We’re Exploring the Relationship Between Sports and Broadcast’ Due to Local News Funding
"I think people are right to start asking whether we have the right regulatory framework in place right now."
Nexstar Media Group Sees 13% Revenue Decline During 2025’s 4th Quarter
The company noted that the $199 million decline in the fourth quarter can largely be attributed to a significant drop in political advertising related to the presidential election in the prior year.