The proposed merger between Nexstar and TEGNA has sparked a national debate over the future of local journalism, media ownership, and rising consumer costs. Supporters say consolidation is necessary to compete in a streaming-first world. Critics warn it could reduce competition and weaken local news coverage. Depending on who you ask, it’s either a necessary […]
In local broadcast media, hiring the wrong salesperson doesn’t just cost you a salary — it bleeds revenue, erodes client trust, and quietly poisons your culture. Yet too many stations still hire on gut feel, desperation, or a halfway decent handshake. Let’s sharpen the filter. Here are 15 unapologetically real reasons to pass on a
The media industry is fast-paced, competitive, and constantly evolving. Whether you’re aiming for an on-air role, a production job, or a leadership position at a local television station, interviews in this field go far beyond rehearsed answers. Employers are looking for creativity, adaptability, and a deep understanding of how media connects with audiences. Here’s how
Local television has long been one of the most trusted and immediate sources of news and community connection. From weather alerts to investigative reporting, local stations have historically played an essential civic role. But today, the industry is navigating a period of profound disruption—one defined by consolidation, shrinking newsrooms, evolving audience habits, and mounting pressure
