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Signage is displayed outside Tegna Inc. headquarters in McLean, Virginia, U.S., on Friday, March, 13, 2020. Comedian and TV producer Byron Allen has made a $20-a-share, all-cash offer for Tegna in a deal that values the TV station owner at $8.5 billion, including debt, according to a person familiar with the situation. Photographer: Andrew Harrer/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Opponents Urge FCC to Reject Nexstar-Tegna Takeover

By George Winslow published

Business Unions, Free Press, Echostar, DirecTV, Circle City, pay TV groups and others say deal is not in the public interest, would violate ownership caps

Business
ATSC 3.0

Broadcasters Ask FCC to Dismiss Cable ATSC 3.0 Concerns

By John Eggerton published

Calls comments 'self-serving' and an effort to relitigate retransmission consent

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Alliance Cries Foul Over TV Retrans Blackouts

By Phil Kurz published

Last year TV broadcasters set a record for the number of blackouts recorded in a single year, taking down cable and satellite TV signals 213 times, according to the American TV Alliance.

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