Nexstar, Tegna and Sinclair are among the broadcast station groups eager to consolidate as the industry awaits regulatory changes.
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The broadcast television industry knows it needs to consolidate. It’s just struggling with how to do it.
In August, Nexstar Media Group,
the largest owner of broadcast stations in the U.S., announced a proposed $6.2 billion deal to buy Tegna
— a combination that would bring together more than 260 stations across the U.S.
Sinclair, one of the largest owners of broadcast stations in the U.S., is launching a strategic review of its broadcast business…
Critics fear the consolidation will add to strains facing local news and degrade coverage.
The FCC approved the sale of Tegna and its television stations to Nexstar, which will now have a media footprint that reaches 60%…
The Federal Communications Commission said on Thursday it has approved the sale of some local broadcast TV stations from Tegna to…
L’operazione rappresenta un banco di prova per il consolidamento nel mercato Tv degli Stati Uniti. Conclusione prevista nel 2026
A judge has temporarily blocked the merger of Nexstar and Tegna, which would create a company that controls 260 television…
