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Elise Stefanik Joins Growing List of Those Opposed to Nexstar Media Group-TEGNA Merger
"Keeping the cap in place, and Nexstar and TEGNA separate, will protect local and conservative voices and keep costs from rising rapidly due to decreased competition."
3 TV Mistakes That Can Sink a Long-Form Story
Here are three major things you might have forgotten in your last long-form piece.
FOX One Surpasses More Than 2 Million Subscribers, New Data Shows
57% of FOX One subscribers have come through its relationship with Amazon.
Nexstar After Trump Shares Opposition to Changing FCC Ownership Limits: ‘This is a Historic Opportunity to Change the Status Quo’
"This is a historic opportunity to change the status quo and deliver a win for Americans across the country who are weary of legacy media’s leverage over local broadcasters."
Nexstar Media Group Reports 12% Revenue Decline in 2025’s 3rd Quarter
"Our core business is performing well, with stable year-over-year distribution and non-political advertising revenue and strong expense management resulting in lower year-over-year operating expenses."
Paramount Skydance CEO David Ellison: Layoffs ‘Necessary’ to ‘Strengthen Our Focus on Growth’
"We are phasing out roles that are no longer aligned with our evolving priorities and the new structure designed to strengthen our focus on growth."
Broadcast TV Sees Rebound in August Thanks to College Football, Nielsen Data Shows
The FOX broadcast featuring Ohio State playing Texas drew more than 16 million viewers, while three other broadcasts on ABC eclipsed more than 10 million viewers.
Nexstar Media Group CEO Perry Sook: Purchasing TEGNA Makes Us ‘A Stronger Company to Attempt to Compete with Big Tech’
“We don't think anyone wants their news delivered by a chatbot..."
Nexstar Media Group to Purchase TEGNA in $6.2 Billion Deal
Once the deal is closed, Nexstar Media Group will then have 265 TV stations in 44 states and the District of Columbia.
Nexstar Media Group Revenue Drops 3% During 2025’s 2nd Quarter
Nexstar pointed to the lack of political advertising as reason for why its advertising revenue declined by 9%.