Hearst agrees to pay $220 million for Waterman’s WBBH-TV
Waterman agreed to sell its only television station to Hearst Broadcasting for $220 million this week, according to FCC records.
Hearst Television is an American broadcast company that owns around three dozen local television stations across 26 regional media markets. The company is a subsidiary of Hearst Communications and is based in New York City.
Waterman agreed to sell its only television station to Hearst Broadcasting for $220 million this week, according to FCC records.
Waterman Broadcasting has agreed to sell its only television station to Hearst Television.
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