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NextGen TV Launches at Five Nashville Stations

By Michael Balderston published

Stations are owned by Sinclair, E.W. Scripps and Nexstar

NextGen TV
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Scripps Execs Take Pay Cut

By Michael Balderston published

Money will be donated to support Scripps employees impacted by coronavirus

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Nielsen, Scripps Sign Multi-Year Measurement Deal

By Michael Balderston published

Nielsen’s suite of measurement services will be applied to E.W. Scripps stations

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Newsy Acquires Cable Network Subscribers

By Michael Balderston published

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.

Business
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E.W. Scripps Names Adam Symson CEO

By posted by Deborah D. McAdams published

Adam Symson will assume the role of president and CEO of The E.W. Scripps Co. Tuesday, Aug. 8.

People
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Gray-Raycom Merger Spawns Station Acquisitions

By Phil Kurz published

TEGNA will acquire stations in Ohio and Texas, and E.W. Scripps is buying Texas and Florida stations

Business
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Marcus Riley to Direct Content Strategy for Nine Scripps Stations

By Phil Kurz published

E.W. Scripps has promoted Marcus Riley to senior director content strategy.

People
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WMYD ATSC 3.0 Deployment Offers Test Bed for Auto Industry

By Phil Kurz published

Graham Media Group and other local Detroit broadcasters are collaborating on the rollout.

NextGen TV
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Scripps Finalizes Deal for 15 Cordillera Communications TV Stations

By Michael Balderston published

Scripps now has 52 stations in 36 markets.

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Major Broadcast Suppliers Sign On to Assist in Phoenix ATSC 3.0 Model Market

By Phil Kurz published

Dielectric, Enensys, GatesAir, Harmonic and Triveni Digital are providing technology for the launch

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