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  1. 4 minutes ago, mrschimpf said:

    I thought of it more as NBCSN merging with USA, and USA being the brand that got to keep going on. NBC Sports no longer needs to buy filler like Mecum or PowerNation and fill 168 hours minus infomercials in a week, while the USA side gets to reduce the films and series they have to air on the weekends for live content they desperately need as their repeat shows can easily be streamed, without commercials.

    Moreover, USA is the home of WWE Raw, which streams on the NBC Sports App, and WWE Network merged into Peacock in 2021. I can see Comcast/NBCU eventually repurposing UK into G4 and merging MSNBC with their NBC News Now streaming channel. 

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  2. 7 minutes ago, CircleSeven said:

    A small M&A. Gray is LP-picking again.

     

    They're grabbing six more LPs from Lowcountry Media for $1.165M.

    • K19MZ-D Arriba, CO
    • K32OG-D Pueblo, CO 
    • W19FA-D Bangor, ME
    • W36FM-D Etna, ME
    • W31FD-D Beaufort, SC 
    • W29FR-D Lebanon-Nashville, TN

    Interesting note about W19FA one. The allotment on RF 19 was formerly occupied by WABI before it moved back to VHF.

    Gray may be planning on using these stations as UHF repeaters for:

     

    K19MZ-D Arriba, CO - KKTV

    K32OG-D Pueblo, CO - KKTV

    W19FA-D Bangor, ME - WABI

    W36FM-D Etna, ME - WABI

    W31FD-D Beaufort, SC - WTOC

    W29FR-D Lebanon-Nashville, TN - WSMV, which RabbitEars already shows as W29FR-D as repeating

  3. 9 minutes ago, GoldenShine9 said:

     

    Calhoun County (Bruce) is in the Columbus-Tupelo or the Greenville market? I know it has to be close to the boundary, being right down the middle of the state. Regardless, those are the two markets in Mississippi that Gray is not in, and their most likely pathway to each of them is completely different (forced divestiture for the former market vs. trade for the latter market).

     

    It appears that a change to the COL would be warranted as a review of the signal contours indicate that the station's service area is nowhere near Calhoun County.

  4. 57 minutes ago, tyrannical bastard said:

    She must have a very weak contract, and it may not have had a non-compete provision in it.

    WLOX was basically the only news game in the Biloxi-Gulfport market until 2013, when WXXV finally re-started a full-time challenge to them.

     

    For comparison, when Alan Sealls jumped from WKRG to WPMI, the off air period from the time he left WKRG and re-appeared on WPMI was only about 6 months.

    I wonder whether Gray is enforcing the Non Competes for those they let go for not getting vaccinated.

  5. 3 hours ago, Yankees4life said:

    I don't get it but I guess Weigal wants a NY station. I hope they solve the signal issues with that station (even if it means co-channeling)

    WJLP is licensed to Middletown Township, NJ, with that, maybe Weigel can make it a New Jersey centric station and take the heat off WWOR.

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