Industry News

• WKMG Orlando Breaks the Traditional Newscast Mold

• Americans Plan To Bet $1.8B on World Cup

• KNBC and KVEA Kick off Campaign To Help Los Angeles Food Banks

• Library of American Broadcasting Foundation Announces 2023 Board

• Los Angeles Auto Show Feels Almost Pre-pandemic

• Georgia Runoff Ad Spend Estimated At $125M, With Most Expected To Go To Broadcast Media

• Edgardo Sanabria Mariani Named KASA News Director

• Women’s Sports Looking Strong for Advertisers, Samba TV Says

• Jack Abernethy To Receive Broadcasters Foundation Golden Mike Award

• Spend Big, Win Big: 96% Of U.S. House Races Won by the Biggest Spender

• 3Q Connected TV Ad Spending Jumps 39% To $926 Million: SMI

• Nielsen: NFL Flat vs. 2021; ‘TNF’ Down 23%

• WXIX’s New AM News Promos Are Catchy and Promising

• TV: The Golden State Voter’s Biggest Sway Player

• Omnicom Media Group To Use Hispanic Household Graph From TelevisaUnivision

• KTLA Debuts New Studio and Set To Celebrate 75th Anniversary

• Oversubscribed: 72% Of Americans Say There Are `Too Many’ Subscription Services

• Ad Market Falls for 5th Consecutive Month in October, Defies Robust Agency Projections

• Amy Reisenbach Named CBS Entertainment President as Kahl Departs

• Bridging the Gaps, Advocating for Broadcasters: Legeyt on the Hill