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The parent of ESPN and ABC Owned Stations on Wednesday released its fiscal Q2 2025 results, and there was year-over-year growth. The gains were highly welcomed for investors, which helped catapult The Walt Disney Co.'s stock by upward of 10% in morning trading on the NYSE.

"The agreement creates a seamless solution for brands to engage with tennis fans wherever audiences consume the sport, including onsite, on-air and online, allowing for a continued brand narrative across the season," Sinclair says. What does this mean?

The nation's single-biggest owner of broadcast TV stations, which controls WGN Radio, NewsNation and The CW Network, has appointed an individual with experience at TEGNA who will be tasked with overseeing the day-to-day broadcast operations of its O&Os and TV properties operated via shared services agreements.

Eric Hoppe talks about the new antenna from Progressive Concepts

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The shedding of nearly all of Comcast’s cable television networks housed under its NBCUniversal will see the properties end up in a spin-off company that is taking the name Versant. It's an interesting choice, as Versant Health is a brand under Met Life.

A bigger loss of operations on weaker year-over-year quarterly revenue. That's what Comscore had to share after Tuesday's Closing Bell for U.S. financial markets with the release of its first quarter 2025 fiscal report card.

The finalists for the 2025 Radio Mercury Awards have been revealed, with 107 radio and audio spots advancing to the final round. The shortlisted entries span a mix of advertisers, agencies, production companies, platforms, radio stations, and student creators.

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr discussed his first 100 days leading the FCC on Monday in a 20-minute "Fireside Chat" at the Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills, Calif., during which he directly addressed the agency's controversial probe into "news distortion" conducted by Paramount Global-owned CBS.