Without as much as a whimper, KOFY becomes a full time broadcaster of Grit TV.
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Not shocking but expectedWithout as much as a whimper, KOFY becomes a full time broadcaster of Grit TV.
Yeah, I heard they were hurting in revenue and were approached with an offer to be taken over by Grit. At least they are in 720p unlike KFSF 66.4Not shocking but expected
Here is KOFY-TV post on the GRIT TV affiliation.
Blackish is most likely streaming only as the syndicated shows like Disney+ or Hulu. Last Man Standing goes to Hulu since Disney owns the show. Some of these syndicated shows that we're on KOFY-TV 20 prior to the Grit flip would be check who owns the show and which streamers are getting that show that's been removed from KOFY due to being flipped to GRIT.Since KOFY-TV drop their syndications and added full time Grit TV network. Where will the syndications programs end up? Last Man Standing, Blackish, etc.
Tribunes Ownership limits in 2001-2002 prevented Granite selling KBWB/KOFY to them?I'm surprised that Granite didn't sold the TV station to Tribune Broadcasting back then.
Disney is more interested in marketing their apps in a package like Hulu, ESPN+ and Disney+. That definitely happened during the NBA finals.They have excellent carriage on Cable and Satellite. OTA is okay in the Bay Area with an on the Bay side.. Their problem was being one too many independents with a bad revenue year with the pandemic. It’s too bad someone didn’t pick them up a a duopoly like KGO-TV. It seems that Disney doesn’t do TV duopolies.
Some of them may be streaming only like Law and Order SVU and Chicago Fire those shows would need to be checked in Peacock app. Blackish and Last Man Standing check the Disney owned apps for that one. The others I have no idea which apps are getting those shows.Shows that was syndicated on KOFY before they switch to GRIT.
- Jerry Springer
- Steve Wilkos
- Last Man Standing
- Maury
- America's Court with Judge Ross
- Supreme Justice with Judge Karen
- Justice with Judge Mablean
- Forensic Files
- The First 48
- Storage Wars
- The Liquidator
- Pawn Stars
- Last Man Standing
- Law & Order SVU
- Blackish
- Chicago Fire
- Monk
- Law & Crime Daily
- Just for Laughs
They have excellent carriage on Cable and Satellite. OTA is okay in the Bay Area with an on the Bay side.. Their problem was being one too many independents with a bad revenue year with the pandemic. It’s too bad someone didn’t pick them up a a duopoly like KGO-TV. It seems that Disney doesn’t do TV duopolies.
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Disney is largely inactive in local news buying TBH they most spending in their core entertainment and sports which is more appealing than ABC News, also why u only mention apps if didnt mention streaming sites with a dot com domain since Apple and Google charge u 30 percent taxes outside of their own servicesDisney is more interested in marketing their apps in a package like Hulu, ESPN+ and Disney+. That definitely happened during the NBA finals.
Good point but then again OTA TV is going through uncertain times on how to adapt to the era of streaming.Disney is largely inactive in local news buying TBH they most spending in their core entertainment and sports which is more appealing than ABC News, also why u only mention apps if didnt mention streaming sites with a dot com domain since Apple and Google charge u 30 percent taxes outside of their own services
If free to air is free how come affiliate groups rely on retrans? Name one young person bought an antenna... EW Scripps is trying to lure online only users to take a break from streaming by launching a web siteGood point but then again OTA TV is going through uncertain times on how to adapt to the era of streaming.
That is the model when Cable was the most viable way to get revenue. I cannot name anybody who bought an antenna directly but then again I took a look at the TV section at Best Buy and it is primarily Smart TV's on sale. But that is only a sample in my area.If free to air is free how come affiliate groups rely on retrans? Name one young person bought an antenna... EW Scripps is trying to lure online only users to take a break from streaming by launching a web site