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  1. GoldenShine9
    There's probably room on 6.5 since stations haven't been afraid to use them lately. That seems most likely in Portland IMO. I can certainly see Tegna placing it on more of their stations in markets where Gray is absent.
  2. GoldenShine9
    I know quite a number of Tegna stations have added it in markets where Gray is absent. I know they did a joint venture over the OTT partnership, so there may be good relations between them.
  3. GoldenShine9
    A bit surprising they would work together, since they are direct competition in a large number of markets (I count at least 17), although in Tucson they inherited partnerships that already existed.
  4. GoldenShine9
    Is there any way WRDW/WAGT can get the new Gray graphics? Their current graphics are terrible (especially with weather), probably the worst of any Gray-owned station. Then again, that has always been one of the weakest stations in their portfolio.
  5. GoldenShine9
    That seemed like the most likely path for it too, since Meredith and Gray have very little overlap - they seem like companies that can work together more easily.
  6. GoldenShine9
    The Gray-owned Circle network is now available in Nashville and in many other Meredith markets (not all of them yet, but it's a big move for Gray to add their channel in other markets). https://musicrow.com/2020/02/circle-launches-in-nashville-on-wsmv/
  7. GoldenShine9
    That button is so Morgan Murphy...
  8. GoldenShine9
    We're in Speculatron territory though?
  9. GoldenShine9
    In other words, giving a middle finger to Mr. Kim. Smart move there to fight off corporate bullying.
  10. GoldenShine9
    It seems Soo Kim is being a bully here.
  11. GoldenShine9
    We're talking two different companies though, since Soo Kim has no connection to the current "Standard Media".
  12. GoldenShine9
    Weigel and Gray seem to have got along quite well too. I know, except in South Bend where Gray already owns WNDU, all their stations also run Greta's show and they may have news connections to them too.
  13. GoldenShine9
    They may be getting a new set later? WLOX is also uber-dominant.
  14. GoldenShine9
    I also wonder if the Gray legacy stations will get the Raycom 2018 layout? AFAIK, none have changed to it.
  15. GoldenShine9
    What stations have NOT gone full Gray yet?
  16. GoldenShine9
    I know in Charleston, WCSC blows everyone else out of the water and always has. WIS is still way ahead of WLTX in Columbia, correct?
  17. GoldenShine9
    Not surprised there since CBS and Gray seem to get along really well.
  18. GoldenShine9
    The lack of any real competition in the market could be one reason.
  19. GoldenShine9
    Have the other Gray recent acquisitions like WWNY and KEYC changed to these packages as well? I know we talk a lot on the ex-Raycom stations.
  20. GoldenShine9
    Probably fearing a cable or online all-local news channel in Atlanta? I know there aren't any right now.
  21. GoldenShine9
    What happens when there are no sister stations in the market though? For example, if something happened in Chattanooga...it's the one Tennessee market that Nexstar is not in.
  22. GoldenShine9
    They should customize the colors though to suit the station and match the logos and the community.
  23. GoldenShine9
    Smaller market stations don't have the money to go in-house. That said, Gray should hire them to do that package (in colors that suit the stations) company-wide.
  24. GoldenShine9
    Does BH own any stake in Graham Media, or vice versa?
  25. GoldenShine9
    They should be fortunate the competition is a trainwreck there.
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