The layoffs at Scripps are not just another corporate restructuring story. They are a signal. A blunt one. And if you work in local television, you should pay attention. For years, local broadcast executives have comforted themselves with the idea that their business is different. And in some ways, it is. But that argument starts […]
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For years, local television executives talked about AI like it was some distant Silicon Valley experiment — something for tech conferences, something for the digital team to “look into.” That phase is over. Artificial Intelligence is no longer coming to local television. It’s already sitting in the newsroom, writing web stories, clipping highlights, generating graphics,
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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
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