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"Some of you may have noted that my LinkedIn status recently changed as I've now left the Nexstar family." That's how Stacey Lynn Schulman officially shared the news on Thursday that she's no longer with the nation's No. 1 owner of broadcast television stations.

A non-commercial TV station serving the San Francisco DMA is once again in the news for a FCC faux pas. This time it will cost the licensee a $25,000 civil penalty, as it has signed a Consent Decree to resolve an "OPIF" issues/programs lists flub; incomplete responses in its Commission applications; and for a tardy license renewal filing.

When it came time for yuletide viewing of entertainment, Americans went to over-the-top streaming platforms more than ever. According to Nielsen, Christmas Day 2024 was the most-streamed day of television in the U.S. in its history of audience measurement.

As noted public speaking coach Rosemary Ravinal sees it, "Celebrated quotes condense complex ideas into a few words. They’re a form of sound bites, sticky and easy to remember." In the realm of public speaking, the best quotes remind one that an influential speaker is not born but made through practice, she writes.

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Woodward Communications in late 2024 acquired radio stations from Neuhoff Media and, one month later, Mid-West Family Broadcasting. To satisfy local ownership caps, it is agreeing to sell a Class A facility serving Bloomington-Normal, Ill. The buyer is a non-secular operator.

Here's another transaction that sees a non-commercial religious broadcast entity snap up a commercially licensed property — one that happens to be dark under Special Temporary Authority from the FCC.

The answer, based on the responses of some 1,130 local ad buyers surveyed during Fall 2024 by Borrell Associates, is a resounding "yes."