Gray announced in a press release the official launch of the daily news magazine program InvestigateTV+ on September 11, 2023. The program, according to the company statement, “will leverage one of the largest collections of investigative journalists in the nation to provide even more investigations that not only uncover problems but reveal and often lead to solutions.”
WRDW/WAGT, a Gray station in Augusta, Georgia, announces the creation of a new local lifestyle program called Mix at 3, coming September 11th at 3:00 P.M. Mix at 3 will […]
Gray Television reported a second-quarter loss as revenues fell in a non-political year. The net loss of $9 million compared to net income of $86 million a year ago. The company said that core advertising revenue, not counting political spending, was $379 million, up 4% from a year ago.
Leaders from Graham, Tegna, Cox and Gray told a TVNewsCheck webinar last week that station projects with a strong local value proposition — and a deeper collaboration between the newsroom and creative services — can yield remarkable audience engagement.
When WOIO, Gray’s CBS affiliate in Cleveland, launched its OTT desk, little did it know that it would lead to a company-wide initiative at Gray and give WOIO the ability to launch a live 6 p.m. newscast on its Telemundo affiliate WTCL.
Gray Television said that it reached a new deal with Paramount Global covering the renewal of the CBS affiliations at all 54 of Gray’s current CBS affiliates. The agreement covers stations in seven markets acquired from Meredith and 47 stations previously owned by Gray. (Pictured: Pat LaPlatney, Co-CEO of Gray)
The station group promotes him to succeed David Hughes as leader of its West Virginia NBC-CW duopoly.