In two markets similar to Hunt/Chas in size, Barrington Broadcasting and Granite Broadcasting
have decided to combine operations. Syracuse and Peoria stations of these owners will
share facilities and newscasts. Syracuse WTVH laid off 40 yesterday and will use news and facilities
of another station. The same will happen in Peoria. I found this list that ranks markets
differently than the others (http://www.rabbitears.info/market.php) , I wonder if the digital shift has shifted market rankings?
Waiting for the shoe to drop here.
A Tale of Three Markets
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Re: A Tale of Three Markets
Looks like a radio market list.
All I can say is it is a good thing the powers that be decided to combine Huntington and Charleston into one market for television.
All I can say is it is a good thing the powers that be decided to combine Huntington and Charleston into one market for television.