Gray Television to have a deal with Quincy for $925 Million

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Here is more but Gray is named to get LPTV in Cleveland.

 

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Charity Holman Upped To WVVA Bluefield GM

Gray Television today promoted Charity Holman to general manager of its NBC affiliate WVVA Bluefield, W.Va. She succeeds Frank Brady, who recently retired as the station’s general manager after more than 15 years with the station and 47 years in broadcasting. Gray became the owner of WVVA upon...

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Gray has changed GM's due to the Quincy deal being finalized.

 

[Kelly A]

Here are a list of stations affected by the deal. I get the reasons part of this is that Gray is competing against Nexstar, Scripps, Sinclair, Tegna and Hearst for Audiences.

Not just audience, group size. Sinclair set the bar height. Groups who don't look to grow with that sort of consolidated-model, will not be a darling of Wall St.

 

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Quincy’s Tom Allen Retires After 40-Year TV Career

The regional VP of the station group held management positions at television stations in Nashville, Tulsa, Cleveland and Raleigh, N.C., before joining WKOW Madison, Wis., in 2008.

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Tom Allen Leaves Quincy after 40 years.