As of today, the five-station group formerly owned by the Washington Post, is now known as the Graham Media Group. Its Web address is www.GrahamMedia.com.
New Name For Post-Newsweek Stations
Post–Newsweek Stations has changed its name to Graham Media Group, effective today.
Emily Barr, president-CEO of Graham Media Group, said: “Much like our parent company, Graham Holdings, this new name better reflects the diversity of our creative and innovative company. We provide our communities with the best local news, programming and critical information, delivered on-air, on-line and on-demand, via our television stations, websites and social media, as well as 90 news, weather and community-focused mobile apps. In addition, we have recently made a strategic investment in Storm Pins, a crowd-sourced, social weather and breaking news app that connects you to your community, and we continue to look for ways to expand our reach into local communities through innovative digital media and web-based communications.”
The new Web address is www.GrahamMedia.com.
Graham Media Group, a subsidiary of Graham Holdings Co. (formerly the Washington Post Co.), owns five TV stations — each in a top-50 market — reaching 6.2% of U.S. television households: WDIV Detroit and KPRC Houston (NBC); KSAT San Antonio, Texas (ABC); WKMG Orlando, Fla. (CBS); and WJXT Jacksonville, Fla. (independent).
The stations also broadcast digital channels focusing on classic television and lifestyle programming, in addition to operating websites, mobile sites and mobile apps delivering breaking news, weather and community news, reaching millions of users across each platform.
Comments (2)
Carl Schulman says:
July 28, 2014 at 5:18 pm
Does that make the folks working at WKMG Graham crackers?
Jay Miller says:
July 28, 2014 at 6:03 pm
They must be happy to get away from anything associated with The Washington Post