US agency ends 39% household cap on local TV station owners
Posted by voxadam 7 hours ago
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Comment by Spoom 4 hours ago
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Comment by x______________ 44 minutes ago
If it didnt matter, they wouldn't be changing the rules to consolidate power.
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Comment by 0xy 6 hours ago
The average age of a Fox News, CNN or MSNBC viewer is 60+.
The median 20 year old NEVER watches TV.
Comment by nixon_why69 4 hours ago
Measurable, double digit swings based on which counties got TV ads in a $70m vs $10m spending campaign.
Comment by 0xy 3 hours ago
Harris+Biden spent $770M on TV ads while Trump spent $350M.
How about 2016? Clinton spent $400M on TV ads while Trump spent $125M.
How'd that go for them? Really seeing those double digit improvements.
Comment by nixon_why69 3 hours ago
You're also ignoring superpacs in those presidential runs. You know how many NRA sponsored ads about "her emails" I saw in 2016?
TV is far less dead than often assumed.
Comment by goatlover 4 hours ago
There's a reason the current administration wants consolidation. It's to control the narrative. The same reason their rich supporters buy up news media companies.
Comment by 0xy 3 hours ago
I mean you can blatantly see who's watching this garbage by tuning in. The primetime ads are adult diapers, dementia pills and retirement financial products.
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Comment by 0xy 5 hours ago
https://www.nielsen.com/insights/2025/five-tv-trends-watch-2...
Comment by goatlover 4 hours ago