TV Deals

Entercom's CEO has revealed what will happen to Baja California-based XHAS-33 once Telemundo programming moves in July

A digital Class A facility licensed to a city within the West Palm Beach DMA is being dealt for a little more than half a million dollars. The buyer? That would be a rapidly growing entity that is piecing together stations that will likely air this company's recently acquired broadcast television network.

Gray Television is a fan of low-power TV stations. It's been snatching up LPTV properties left and right across 2022. In the latest deal to involve the broadcast television company, it is purchasing a property serving the Lone Star State city of Tyler.

A focus on '7 News Boston' is likely. But Boston is far different from Miami with respect to all-news outlets

We can easily conclude that this year was relatively slow, with only a few large deals. What does 2017 foretell?

The multimedia company superserving Hispanic consumers across the U.S. is purchasing an NBC affiliate in the Coachella Valley of Southern California, in addition to the market's MyNetworkTV affiliate. The deal gives Entravision a formidable cluster in the market, as it already owns three low-power TV stations and two radio stations—all serving Spanish speakers.

KSNB-TV once brought Fox programming to Lincoln as a satellite of an Omaha station, but it was orphaned in 2009 and has fallen on...

A noncommercial TV station operated by a community college district in the San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose DMA could have earned millions of dollars from participating in the FCC's Spectrum Auction. That didn't happen, and now the facility is being sold for a fraction of what it could have fetched — allegedly due to one person's error. Who's the buyer? It's a player north of the Golden Gate Bridge that's now salivating at an opportunity to challenge PBS giant KQED.

Just days after filing with the FCC to acquire a Class A television station in Chicago, NRJ Holdings has struck again – this time...

Abraham sells two LPTVs to Omega.

A Univision spokesperson tells RBR + TVBR it has completed the bid process and anticipates the court's approval within 24 hours.

A pair of stations located out west, one a bit north of San Francisco and the other just north of Reno NV, are being transferred for the most modest of prices – zippity.