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Fox won the Tuesday ratings race, the World Series opener pacing the net to a 2.9 in viewers 18-49, per the Nielsen overnights, and a 13 share. In second was NBC at 1.2/6. Nationals-Astros took up all of Fox’s prime. Last year’s opener, Red Sox versus Dodgers, did a 3.5 and 14 share. NBC had The ...

NBC-owned KXAS-TV Dallas conceded that it delayed providing emergency information about a tornado due to its coverage of the Dallas Cowboys Sunday Night Football game--the team topped the arch-rival Eagles in a conference match-up--and apologized for the miscue.  Broadcasters' principal ...

The Broadcasters Foundation of America has named Tegna president and CEO Dave Lougee as the recipient of the 2020 Golden Mike Award. Lougee, who also serves on Tegna's Board of Directors, will be honored during a gala fundraiser on March 4 at the Plaza Hotel in New York City. “When devastation ...

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