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Tom Carter and Lee Ann Gliha participated in a "Fireside Chat" on Wednesday as part of a financial conference for institutional investors. Didn't catch it because of the Forecast conference or other obligations? Not to fret: A replay is available to view.

Get ready to engage in a new corporate website "experience" unveiled by the broadcast media company that owns such stations as WBFF-45 in Baltimore, three digital multicast networks, and MVPD-distributed offering The Tennis Channel.

They reside in Corona del Mar, Calif., and own a growing group of broadcast television and radio stations in markets such as Zanesville, Ohio, thanks to an April 2022 transaction. Now, Brian and Patricia Lane are adding a property in Lima, Ohio to the Marquee Broadcasting stable.

The strategic investment round is designed to accelerate person-level panel measurement for streaming, a move that TVision says advances the standards for unified ratings across linear and Connected TV for the New York-headquartered company. A key Nielsen rival led the investment round.

While The Home Depot has been perhaps the most active brand in the home improvement retailer category in the last several years when it comes to advertising activity, it's primary competitor in the U.S. has risen to the top of the latest Media Monitors Spot Ten TV report.

What do Byron Allen, a hub of music video channels and the purveyor of some of the most iconic Christmas-themed films have in common? Each have signed new distribution agreements with Hulu.

The broadcast television station licensee that has taken a lead position in the voluntary rollout of the ATSC 3.0 digital broadcast standard in the U.S. has entered into a memorandum of understanding with one of the world's largest automotive parts and services companies.

In October, the only historically black college or university (HBCU) in the state of Oklahoma announced that radio and TV station owner Griffin Media had made the largest corporate donation in the history of the university. As a result, the school is getting a building associated until now with KWTV-9.

Those questions were posed by Matrix Solutions CEO Mark Gorman to two notable corporate sales leaders representing two of the biggest over-the-air TV station owners as the 2022 Media Ad Sales Summit, rescheduled from January, kicked off in Fort Lauderdale.

A growth equity firm with more than four decades of experience providing capital and strategic support has injected more than $100 million, inclusive of $80 million in primary capital, into a "next-generation media technology company" that offers cloud broadcast and targeted advertising products to broadcast TV and streaming TV platforms.

"Based on current trends and expectations, we are lowering our 2022 revenue growth estimate to low single digits and are reaffirming that our adjusted EBITDA margin is expected to exceed 9% for the year." That's what Comscore had to share regarding how its full-year outlook is shaping up, after reporting shaky Q3 2022 results.

With regulatory approval pending for Standard General's privatization bid for publicly traded TEGNA, third quarter earnings were released Wednesday sans an earnings call. Perhaps that's beneficial for the current C-Suite team at TEGNA —the company fell short of their estimates on both EPS and revenue.

The first ATSC 3.0 launch beyond the continental U.S. has taken place, and Nexstar Media Group and BitPath are to thank for making it happen. All "Big Four" network-affiliated stations are participating.

The company's share value has declined by 36.4% over the last month. But, is a rebound on the way for Gray Television?  Analysts at Zacks Equity Research think so.

Though September brought a new season of television series premieres and the much- anticipated National Football League season kick-off, investment in National Linear TV remained flat. Why? Standard Media Index says the tepid 0.3% year-over-year shift upward is due to two things.