TV/Cable News

After the Commission’s Media Bureau approved Gannett’s $1.5 billion acquisition of Belo (12/20) after

According to a NY Post story, “Duck Dynasty” patriarch Phil Robertson has long been known for his anti-gay statements and the now-infamous GQ interview where he made some negative comments about gays and how homosexuality is a sin is nothing short of A&E throwing him under the bus.

USA Communications announced 12/20 it has sold cable systems in Nebraska and Colorado to

The Commission's Media Bureau approved Gannett's $1.5 billion

J. Davis Hebert, Senior Analyst and Eric Fishel, Associate Analyst at Wells Fargo Securities, have compiled their annual Year in Review of Broadcast TV Mergers and Acquisitions. Here are highlights and excerpts from the report. Needless to say, 2013 was very busy year:

The FTC announced Time Warner Cable has agreed to pay $1.9 million to settle the first case brought under the commission's risk-based

The newswoman and ABC Domestic Television have pulled the plug on her daily talk show, “Katie,” which will not return for a third season...

A&E’s "Duck Dynasty's" Robertson family, facing a firestorm over patriarch Phil Robertson's

Retransmission consent deals and digital offerings are the biggest reason: As local television stations continue to generate substantial cash flows

As a result of its deal for Hoak Media announced last month, Gray Television will end up with

Gray Television is getting KEVN-TV in Rapid City, South Dakota, from Mission TV, LLC for $7.75 million in cash.  KEVN-TV serves as the Fox...

The two companies say they plan to jointly develop and deploy a fixed wireless broadband service, on a trial basis, in Corpus Christi, TX that will be available in the middle of next year. The service will initially be available in limited areas of Corpus Christi with a plan to expand into additional markets in the future.

Nexstar’s KTVX-TV (ABC) and KUCW-TV (CW), have asked a court to stop the broadcast TV streaming