Gray Media promotes Dana Neves to Senior Managing VP
In her new role, Neves will oversee Gray Media broadcast outlets in the U.S. northeast and mid-Atlantic regions.
Gray Media ($GTN) is an American television broadcast company that owns or operates around 180 stations in 113 markets. In addition to its broadcast TV properties, Gray is the operator of streaming service Zeam, which offers local news feeds from its own stations and third-party broadcasters. The company also operates a number of regional sports broadcast networks, including the Gulf Coast Sports & Entertainment Network, the Rock Entertainment Sports Network and Palmetto Sports & Entertainment Network.
In her new role, Neves will oversee Gray Media broadcast outlets in the U.S. northeast and mid-Atlantic regions.
Gray Media has promoted the news director of its Memphis television station to serve as the general manager of its local TV outlet in Iowa.
Gray Media will air Military Basketball Association games across its local TV stations and regional sports networks.
A group of broadcast television executives will discuss the collaborative initiative EdgeBeam Wireless at the National Association of Broadcasters’ (NAB) trade show next week.
Apollo Global Management has hired a New York investment firm to help it explore a potential sale of its radio and television stations.
Gray Media is partnering with Main Street Sports to simulcast FanDuel Sports Network broadcasts of Cincinnati Reds baseball games.
More than three dozen stations are airing a one-hour block from the national news initiative.
The station, KXLT, has been operated under a shared services agreement for some time; Gray Media justified the waiver by calling the Fox affiliate a “failing station.”
The Milwaukee Brewers are partnering with local TV broadcasters to offer free, over-the-air access to spring training and regular season games this season.
Gray Media is expanding on its partnership with the Atlanta Braves baseball team by making two spring training games available in Spanish.
Gray Media is partnering with Major League Baseball (MLB) to bring a handful of St. Louis Cardinals games to free broadcast TV this season.
Five games from the Grizzlies will be simulcast on Gray Media-owned stations and FanDuel Sports Network.