r/Broadcasting:

u/JC_Everyman

Horribly timed buys with borrowed money.
u/JC_Everyman

He just realized there is this thing called the internet.
u/JC_Everyman

Monkey whiz if so, fellow head.
u/JC_Everyman

Sadly, the public yawns. Meanwhile, diiversity of ownership, not monopoly, would foster competition among newsrooms again. The reason people liked News in the first place is because we used to jam our microphones into powerful places and hold people accountable to the law and GD common sense. Now, these newsrooms are controlled by a handful of owners, motivated only by an interest in gobbling up every license. They seem willing to make any concession to decision-makers in order to get their “deregulation.” But are you really deregulated if you’re told what you can say over the air? They’ll argue this will make them “more competitive.” When, in fact, this will make them LESS competitive and what’s worse, less WATCHABLE.
u/JC_Everyman

The owners like money, not broadcasting
u/JC_Everyman

Because syndication is dead. Unless you pay for Wheel and Jeop.
u/JC_Everyman

Why relay unconfirmed reports at all?
u/JC_Everyman

We’ll see. Tegna has been slimming down in order to unload. Big dogs are all just waiting for Carr to delete, delete, delete.
u/JC_Everyman

Tegna will be selling out to Nexstar.
u/JC_Everyman

Putting stockholders ahead of advertisers ahead of VIEWERS at their employees’ expense. That about sum it up?