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Breaking News: Longtime LA Entertainment Reporter Has Died
Sam Rubin has been the entertainment reporter at KTLA in Los Angeles since 1991.
Sony and Apollo Eye Paramount Global Breakup in $26 Billion Bid
Shari Redstone, a key figure in Paramount Global's growth, may see her efforts unraveled as Sony Pictures Entertainment and Apollo Global Management aim to acquire and dismantle the media conglomerate, insiders reveal.
Nexstar Eyes Potential Expansion Amid Paramount Global’s Uncertain Future
As Paramount Global's fate hangs in the balance, Nexstar CEO Perry Sook discusses potential avenues for expansion, including a glance at CBS stations, in the wake of regulatory complexities.
A Legacy in Southern Indiana Journalism Departs
Brad Byrd, the esteemed weeknight anchor at WEHT Eyewitness News, has announced his departure, marking the end of an illustrious 46-year career.
Tegna Appoints New President and GM of KHOU and KTBU in Houston
Tegna has named David Loving as the new president and general manager of KHOU (CBS) and KTBU (Quest) in Houston, effective May 20.
Sinclair Explores Sale of Over 60 Stations Amid Restructuring
Sinclair, a major player in U.S. broadcast stations, is reportedly seeking to divest over 30% of its station portfolio.
Allen Media Group Secures Multiyear Carriage Agreement with Hawaiian Telcom
Allen Media Group announced today a multiyear comprehensive portfolio agreement with Hawaiian Telcom, ensuring continued carriage of seven AMG cable television networks and retransmission renewals for AMG's Honolulu stations, KITV and KIKU.
