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• Richard E. Wiley To Receive Broadcasters Foundation Lifetime Achievement Award

• CIMM, 4A’s and TVB Launch Study to Develop Action Plan for Local TV Measurement

• Holiday Sales Fall Short of Expectations, Set Stage for Tougher 2023 for Retailers

• TV Ratings: NFL Wild Card Round Dips, Still Huge

• Networks Invite Media Agencies to Join Measurement Joint Industry Committee

• FanDuel’s Super Bowl Plans Include a Live Ad Starring Rob Gronkowski and a $10 Million Giveaway

• Acosta’s 2023 Predictions Highlight Opportunities, Challenges for Brands and Retailers

• Supplier of the Year: NBCUniversal

• Super Bowl LVII: Arizona Expects to Set New Sports Betting Record During the Big Game

• LX News Adds Daily Program Taking Viewers to Stories Across the Country

• Stephen Gregory Barr Named SVP, Non-traditional Revenue, CBS Stations

• WMTV Supplies More Than 5 Million Meals for Foodbanks

• Video Trends to Watch in 2023: Cord-cutting, Ad Spread, and Production Slowdown

• NBCU Kicks Off Paris 2024 Summer Olympics Marketing Campaign With Paris Hilton

• The CW Owner Nexstar Sets New Ad Sales Leadership

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