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Analysts: Core broadcast TV revenue to trend downward through 2028

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Local and national television broadcasters are likely to face continued pressure from advertising revenue shifting away from traditional linear channels toward streaming services for at least the next few years, according to analysis from Bond & Pecaro made public on Monday

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