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Pew Research CenterMarch 19, 2014
A Boom in Acquisitions and Content Sharing Shapes Local TV News in 2013

A Live Truck Shared by Two Springfield, Mass., Stations Covers a News Story in Nearby Northampton

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A Boom in Acquisitions and Content Sharing Shapes Local TV News in 2013
One in Four Local Stations Do Not Produce News Content
Top Local Television Station Deals in 2013
Value of Television Mergers and Acquisitions
Top Local TV Companies
A Live Truck Shared by Two Springfield, Mass., Stations Covers a News Story in Nearby Northampton
2012 Marked a New High in Political Advertising
The Revenue Picture at Local TV Station Groups
Hawaii News Now Anchor Appears on Two Stations at the Same Time
ABC Affiliates in Texas Share News Content
Grand Rapids NBC Affiliate Produces a Nightly Newscast for Another Station
News Websites Feature Logos of Both Stations
Raycom Stations Are Clustered in the Southeast and Midwest
Nexstar Stations Are Concentrated in the Northeast and Midwest
Washington D.C. All-News Radio Station WTOP Features Forecasts from WJLA
NBC’s Chicago Station Conducts Joint Investigations With The Chicago Reporter
local tv acquisitions hit record

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