Marcus Riley to Direct Content Strategy for Nine Scripps Stations
E.W. Scripps has promoted Marcus Riley to senior director content strategy.
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Marcellus Alexander Appointed to Scripps Board of Directors
Former executive vice president of television for NAB and president of NABLF.
WMYD ATSC 3.0 Deployment Offers Test Bed for Auto Industry
Graham Media Group and other local Detroit broadcasters are collaborating on the rollout.
Scripps Finalizes Deal for 15 Cordillera Communications TV Stations
Scripps now has 52 stations in 36 markets.
Scripps Getting Eight TV Stations from Nexstar-Tribune Merger
Part of Nexstar-Tribune’s divestiture, the new stations cover seven markets for Scripps.
Gray-Raycom Merger Spawns Station Acquisitions
TEGNA will acquire stations in Ohio and Texas, and E.W. Scripps is buying Texas and Florida stations
Major Broadcast Suppliers Sign On to Assist in Phoenix ATSC 3.0 Model Market
Dielectric, Enensys, GatesAir, Harmonic and Triveni Digital are providing technology for the launch
Newsy Now Covering 26 Million U.S. Homes
Newsy is moving on in to more U.S. homes, as E.W. Scripps has signed distribution agreement with several cable companies for the multiplatform national news network.
Newsy Acquires Cable Network Subscribers
Newsy, the national news network focused toward millennial audiences, has been predominantly located on OTT services, but now it is expanding into the cable and satellite marketplace.
E.W. Scripps Names Adam Symson CEO
Adam Symson will assume the role of president and CEO of The E.W. Scripps Co. Tuesday, Aug. 8.
Retrans Quietly Accomplished: E.W. Scripps, Time Warner Cable
“Contrary to the hysteria generated by a small group of pay TV providers who are attempting to manufacture a ‘retrans crisis,’ the fact is that the vast majority of these deals are quietly concluded with no fanfare, and no blackout.”