TVLurker

There is still Family Feud and The People's Court and all the other court shows that Allen puts out but there's not going to be much in the terms of new product.

alas we're living in the dark times of broadcast history where there's barely any syndicated content, even Daytime TV has taken a beating. I'll be surprised if anything syndicated blows up this season.

can't wait for the eventuality of Allen owning no stations.

well at least Sky won't be owned by Comcast anymore since they're spinning that off.

This should go to the court, Disney should party for their right to fight.

Like sands through the hourglass, so our the days of our lives.

other TV groups are definitely going to copy this format for their own stations, why invest money in a set/production crew/reporters when you can have a screen behind you and a microphone? 2013 used to be a better time for podcasting, now that it's gotten more mainstream; it just looks cheap as hell. if broadcast TV is going to regress to low budget podcasting then what's the point of broadcast TV anymore? major change needs to happen.

this is still stupid. AM radio stations have so much interference (cellular or otherwise) that it's unlistenable with a regular AM tuner. If you ask me, they should be working on converting AM stations to HD.

We might be reaching that point but I wouldn't expect any radical change, broadcast TV as we once knew it is dead and it's not coming back.

WSB keep pulling the rug like the road runner.

KIRO-TV piece on KNHC (C89.5) from June 1997

It truly is... I kind of figured iHeart getting an increased stake from John Malone was going to be hinting at this. Radio is already down in the dumps and this will push it down even further.

Nexstar must really be trying hard to tank KTLA from its #1 spot in the ratings. That's the only reason that makes sense.

I'm guessing Dr. Phil ran off with the money.