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By George Winslow Published
The proposed settlement includes concessions to protect editorial independence of CBS and CNN, film output levels, workers impacted by layoffs and restrictions on cable network price hikes

By George Winslow Published
The possible deal, which was immediately criticized by some opponents, includes protections for CNN and CBS and establishes output levels for film production.

By George Winslow Published
Business Regulator approves 49.5% foreign ownership, including a 38.5% stake by Middle East investors, which exceeds the 25% limit on broadcast stations

By George Winslow Published
The ruling in an antitrust case brought against the merger further limits Nexstar’s control over Tegna

By George Winslow Published
Merger could be halted until antitrust trial is completed in June 2027

By George Winslow Published
California, New York and other states claim the deal will reduce theatrical film production, increase fees for cable channels and harm movie theaters

By George Winslow Published
The Antitrust Division found that $111 billion deal would increase competition among streaming platforms and not harm the production and distribution of theatrical films

By George Winslow Published
Nexstar responded by saying the alternative to the deal is "the demise of your local broadcast station"
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