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States Make A Statement: Big Media Mergers Face Scrutiny Of AGs, But Whether Deals Can Be Stopped Is Another Question
As content creators and labor unions, First Amendment advocates and politicians increasingly warn of mergers and further consolidation, the battles may be fought by a different set of players than…
19 Mar, 21:58 — 20 Mar, 00:19
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cnbcMostly Factual158d ago
FCC approves combination of Nexstar and Tegna TV stations
The Federal Communications Commission said on Thursday it has approved the sale of some local broadcast TV stations from Tegna to Nexstar.
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States Make A Statement: Big Media Mergers Face Scrutiny Of AGs, But Whether Deals Can Be Stopped Is Another Question
As content creators and labor unions, First Amendment advocates and politicians increasingly warn of mergers and further consolidation, the battles may be fought by a different set of players than D.C.’s antitrust enforcers. When California, New York and six other states sued this week to block a major broadcast merger between Nexstar and Tegna, the […]
By Ted Johnson
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