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Longtime general manager at Channels 12 and 19 reflects on the changing TV landscape, shrinking TV news audience, continuing on-air turnover and his TV sales success.

Foundation Announces Donation to Create Industry Leadership Intern Initiative

$3M endowment fund honoring a broadcasting pioneer will establish new ‘Bob Bennett Future Leaders’ Program

Neil deGrasse Tyson has weighed in on the #MeToo movement after being accused himself of inappropriate behavior and then being exonerated.

Following the passing of founding editor Paul Burrows, we looks back on the legacy of The Whistler Question, the BC ski town's original newspaper of record

AMPL earnings call for the period ending March 31, 2023.

Following the passing of founding editor Paul Burrows, we looks back on the legacy of The Whistler Question, the BC ski town's original newspaper of record

Roku plans to bring its signature Roku City to New York's Times Square in a bid to win ad dollars from media agencies

As the climate crisis worsens, it is vital for corporate broadcast TV networks ABC, CBS, and NBC to cover the issue with the urgency and attention that it deserves. As part of this coverage, these networks should also be communicating climate solutions to their viewers. More and more people are becoming aware of the climate issue and what causes it, but how to address or solve it is also an important part of the story.  Over the years, these networks have been getting better at covering climate...

A little over forty years ago—on January 18, 1983, to be exact—the U.S. of A. hit the skids. “Ridiculous,” you may say. “Nothing is that simple.