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NEW YORK, NY - AUGUST 13: Signage for the CBS Broadcast Center is displayed outside the building on August 13, 2019 in New York City. Following years of on-and-off talks and negotiations, CBS and Viacom have agreed to merge. The new company will be called ViacomCBS, and Viacom CEO Bob Bakish will be the CEO of the new combined company. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

CBS Affiliates Urge FCC to Impose Merger Conditions That Strengthen Stations

By George Winslow published

Cox, Sinclair and Gray executives ask agency to consider affiliate fees, vMVPD retrans negotiations in approving the Paramount-Skydance tie-up

Regulatory and Standards
Kamala Harris 60 minutes interview

Paramount Settles Trump Lawsuit for $16 Million

By George Winslow published

In the settlement, CBS did not apologize for the way ‘60 Minutes’ edited an interview with Kamala Harris during the presidential campaign

Business
CBS Texas AR/VR studio being used for a weather forecast.

CBS Stations Launches New AR/VR Studio In Texas

By George Winslow published

Rollout marks the eighth market where the station group has launched AR/VR technologies for weather and news

Broadcast Engineering
CBS Los Angeles virtual set debuted on June 11 with the weather forecast.

CBS Los Angeles Unveils New AR/VR Studio

By George Winslow published

The station group is billing it as a first for Southern California

Broadcast Engineering
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WUPA to Become CBS Atlanta in August

By George Winslow published

Independent O&O will replace WANF as market’s CBS station on Aug. 15

Business
Pixabay

Sens. Markey, Luján Push for More Transparency in FCC Paramount-Skydance Review

By George Winslow published

The review shows ‘signs of … a president willing to exploit his position to intimidate the media and secure a multimillion dollar payout,’ the two Democrats argue

Regulatory and Standards
Deportee Kilmar Abrego Garcia with Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) in El Salvador.

Group Files FCC Complaint Against ABC, NBC and CBS for ‘News Distortion’

By George Winslow published

Regulation Center for American Rights alleges networks provided ‘false or misleading’ coverage of controversial deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia

Regulation
From left, Yelena Chak, CBS Entertainment; Tony Phelan and Joan Rater, co-creators, “Fire Country;” Bryan Seabury, CBS Studios; and moderator Elaine Low of The Ankler.

2025 NAB Show: In Developing Procedurals, Characters Matter

By Alyson Trager published

NAB Show Executives behind CBS’s ‘Fire Country’ say compelling protagonists keep viewers invested

NAB Show
Kamala Harris 60 minutes interview

Former FCC Chairs Accuse FCC of Acting as the `White House’s Personal Censor’

By George Winslow published

The comments were made by five former FCC chairs and commissioners in opposition to the FCC's ongoing investigation of CBS News for "news distortion"

Regulatory and Standards
TV Tech Summit with moderator George Winslow (top left), Jason Wormser, senior vice president CW Sports (top right) Scott Warren, president and general manager, CBS Bay Area (KPIX/KPIX+) (bottom right) Tim Hinson, vice president, technology ABC13 KTRK, ABC Owned Television Stations (bottom left).

TV Tech Summit: Networks, Stations Explore the Future of News and Sports Production

By George Winslow published

Executives highlighted remote production, new studio technologies, multiplatform infrastructures as ways to engage viewers, streamline ops

Events
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