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What happens when companies try to maintain — or even rebuild — their culture during and after a crisis? Is culture something that becomes so ingrained in a company’s DNA that for good or bad, it cannot be changed? Or can and will companies adapt their cultures for a reemergence after a crisis, or even a seismic event such as a merger?

Can Corporate Culture Hold Fast Though A Crisis? What happens when companies try to maintain — or even rebuild — their culture during and after a crisis? Is culture something that becomes so ingrained in a company’s DNA that for good or bad, it cannot be changed? Or can and will companies adapt their cultures for a reemergence after a crisis, or even a seismic event such as a merger? By Mary Collins | May 28, 2021 | 5:30 a.m. ET. As we continue our slow emergence from the COVID-19 pande...

Executives from NBCUniversal Local (Frank Comerford, above), Tegna, Sinclair and Hearst told a TVNewsCheck webinar they’re bedeviled by persistent gaps in the available buying/selling pipeline, which have bogged down the transaction process and added to their expenses. Those woes are leading some broadcasters to bring more of their automated functions in house.

Baltimore prosecutors office asks FCC to probe local TV station over abhorrent coverage of her The distinctly relentless slanted broadcast news campaign... has the stench of racism Follow Us Question of the Day       By Andrew Blake - The Washington Times - Saturday, May 8, 2021 The office of Marilyn Mosby, the top prosecutor in Baltimore, has requested the Federal Communications Commission look i...

Lukas Reichel wins the German DEL Championship and the Central Division playoffs are almost fully set.

Atlanta’s Gray Television buying 17 stations for $2.7 billion, including 1 in Alabama Updated 7:42 PM; By Rodney Ho The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (TNS) and Tribune Media Services Atlanta-based Gray Television has agreed to purchase Meredith’s 17 television stations, including Atlanta’s CBS46 ( WGCL-TV) and Peachtree TV ( WPCH-TV), for an estimated $2.7 billion including debt. The acquisition would make Gray one of the largest TV station owners in the country, ...

A busy earnings week includes GM, Pfizer results as well as the upcoming trial for disgraced former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes.

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POLITICO Sebastian Gorka’s new Reality Check proves that propaganda makes lousy TV. Sebastian Gorka | Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images Link Copied ’s senior media writer. Almost nobody tuned into the first episode of Dr. Sebastian Gorka’s new talk show on Newsmax, Since Donald Trump’s defeat, there’s been a TV land rush to capture as much of the Trump base as possible and turn its Trumpian grievances and nostalgia for the past four years into a reliable viewership. In December, Newsma...

PENDLETON — Gordon Smith is returning home. Following 24 years in Washington, D.C., first as a U.S. senator then as the chief executive officer of the National Association of Broadcasters, Smith is stepping down to an advisory role with the lobbying group and returning to his birthplace: Pendleton. In a video message announcing his retirement, Smith said he would step down at the end of 2021 to spend more time on his family business, his church and his family. “Many of these things I ...