9&10 is such a mess right now

[BirdieKingBobo]

All they need is three gallons of yellow paint, one of blue paint and they can fix that. Drive by it once a week and it never occurred to me.
Bill Froelich can spend a few hours painting the new logo on the sign.

[Taco]

Sounds like a plan!

All they need is three gallons of yellow paint, one of blue paint and they can fix that. Drive by it once a week and it never occurred to me.
Bill Froelich can spend a few hours painting the new logo on the sign.

[T’Variuness King]

We can afford the new sign on 131. We're bleeding money at this point. The WBKB deal was essentially done until we pulled out due to financial issues. Our staff is now feeling the financial concerns everyday.

[organman95]

We can afford the new sign on 131. We're bleeding money at this point. The WBKB deal was essentially done until we pulled out due to financial issues. Our staff is now feeling the financial concerns everyday.

9&10 was going to work with WBKB first?

[Jack5o2soco]

A station that dominates the market is having money issues that bad? Time for new managers and "leadership"

[AndyDufresne]

A station that dominates the market is having money issues that bad? Time for new managers and "leadership"

Name a station that isn’t having money problems lol

[TC Talks]

A station that dominates the market is having money issues that bad? Time for new managers and "leadership"

9&10 dominates a dramatically shrinking market. Revenue for ota continues to fall off a cliff. Expenses? They keep going up. You're going to have a tough time finding quality managers and leadership to apply to a sinking ship media like broadcast TV.

New York
CNN
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The decline in traditional broadcast and cable television viewership is accelerating, falling below a major milestone for the first time.

In July, linear TV made up less than half of all TV viewing, according to Nielsen. Both broadcast and cable “each represented record low shares” of total viewership, the firm’s report said, making up just 49.6% combined. Meanwhile streaming services, such as Netflix and YouTube, grew last month to a record high of 38.7% of all total TV watching.

Broadcast viewership dropped 3.6% in July, making up just 20% of all TV viewership, and cable viewing dropped 2.9%, making up 29.6%. Year-over-year, broadcast viewership slid 5.4% and cable TV dropped 12.5%.