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Byron Allen, who has been building a media empire comprised of TV stations and The Weather Channel, has joined the bidding for giant broadcaster Tegna, according to published reports. Allen made an offer of $20 a share in cash for Tegna, the Wall Street Journal said. That would value Tegna, which ...

HGTV’s House Hunters International was the top primetime series for ad viewability in February, according to research company TVision. The list of high-scoring cable shows was dominated by shows on Discovery Networks, including Discovery Channel’s Gold Rush Alaska, HGTV’s Rehab Addict, TNT’s All ...

The coronavirus may have taken down the NAB Show in Las Vegas, but the National Association of Broadcasters is fighting back.  NAB said Thursday (March 12) that it is launching a Corovirus Response Toolkit to help stations accurately cover the disease, including TV and radio public service ...

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