Nexstar Media Group on Thursday said it closed on its $6 billion acquisition of peer broadcaster TEGNA, despite two federal lawsuits that were recently filed meant to prevent the transaction from moving forward.
The initiative expands Tubi’s investment in creator-led content as it looks to grow within the FAST market.
The attorneys general of California and eight other states have filed a federal lawsuit seeking to block Nexstar Media Group’s proposed $6 billion acquisition of peer broadcaster TEGNA.
Paramount’s CBS News & Stations has named Scott Rates as its news director for the company’s Sacramento market duopoly.
Streaming platforms are adopting AI tools to deliver faster, more personalized and real-time content recommendations, but they still need reliable metadata to avoid “hallucinations.”
Rights holders are exploring new revenue streams like direct-to-consumer services, data monetization and advertising.
Scripps will air the PWHL Walter Cup Finals on Ion, marking the league’s first U.S. national broadcast.
The findings come as broadcasters push adoption of NextGen TV, which requires new compatible devices.
Two organization said Nexstar CEO Perry Sook’s comments to investors contradict claims made to regulators about market challenges and economic studies.
Nearly two dozen A’s games will air on free broadcast TV in the Las Vegas market this season.
A federal judge has ordered more than 1,000 laid off Voice of Ameriaca employees to be reinstated.
FIFA has struck an agreement with YouTube that will allow the rights holders to stream World Cup matches on the platform this year.