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Tegna Inc.

Tegna Inc.

Tegna Inc is a media company with a portfolio of broadcast stations and digital sites. The firm has television stations and radio stations in approximately U.S. markets. The company owns multicast networks of True Crime Network, Twist, and Quest. Each television station also has a robust digital presence across online, mobile, connected television, and social platforms, reaching consumers on all devices and platforms used to consume news content. It generates key revenue from advertising and marketing services, subscriptions, political advertising, and other services.www.tegna.com

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Sep 22, 2026

Jennifer RieGUEST
7:33
I think it was something like 14 when the state sued to block T-Mobile and Sprint.
Jennifer RieGUEST
7:38
You had a pretty big group of states going after Nexstar and Tegna and also a big group of states going after Live Nation.
Jennifer RieGUEST
7:44
They have very small group.
Jennifer RieGUEST
7:45
You know, they have one or two antitrust attorneys.
Tim HanlonHOST
2:41
And of course, uh, we can't ignore the national deals that have been sort of, uh, put in front of the FCC and have been, uh, essentially blessed maybe, uh, to come, so to speak, still.
Tim HanlonHOST
2:53
Nexstar, Tegna being probably prime among them, where you've got m- many, many hundreds of stations, uh, that look to be potentially, uh, duplicative.
Tim HanlonHOST
3:02
And, uh, it's, uh, it's sad.
Tim HanlonHOST
3:04
If you're c- if you're in, uh, if you're in journalism now, you're in a mass communications or journalism program in college, and you're, uh, still, uh, uh, uh, thinking about a career, well, it, it doesn't look, uh, it looks grim, frankly.
Rich GreenfieldGUEST
6:34
He obviously took a very different tact.
Rich GreenfieldGUEST
6:37
Obviously, they have the support of DirecTV and they're sort of the next art Tegna situation.
Rich GreenfieldGUEST
6:42
Why this played out differently? I mean, Dylan, I feel like at the end of the day, politics and whether the sort of subtle blackmail of we're leaving California, whether that was actually the catalyst, but it certainly seemed like the pressure – politically on Bonta was just growing to the point of being extreme.
Rich GreenfieldGUEST
7:03
We had been talking last week that it felt like this was shifting direction pretty quickly, and that's the way it obviously turned out.
Rob BontaGUEST
31:45
We had a big case against Ticketmaster and Live Nation that was bipartisan.
Rob BontaGUEST
31:49
With Republican AGs, we had a case with Right now, it's ongoing with Nextar, Tegna for broadcast television conglomerates, which is bipartisan as well.
Rob BontaGUEST
31:57
We have a case with Paramount Warner Brothers, Amazon.
Rob BontaGUEST
32:01
So antitrust cases, there happens to be more of them for states to do right now.
Kenton GibbsHOST
42:21
I don't get checks from the program.
Kenton GibbsHOST
42:22
I get checks from Tegna.
Kenton GibbsHOST
42:23
You get checks from Tegna Grayson.
Grayson BooneHOST
42:26
I do.
Kenton GibbsHOST
42:27
Okay, so we don't get checks from NC State.
AndrewHOST
4:24
They discussed how attorneys general have increasingly stepped up in antitrust and consumer protection fights across sectors with recent high profile case reports.
AndrewHOST
4:35
against Live Nation, Ticketmaster, Nexstar, Tenga, Tegna, and Meta.
AndrewHOST
4:45
The Paramount WBE Discovery suit is set for trial in March.
AndrewHOST
4:51
The AG secured a temporary restraining order early on, and Paramount agreed to delay closing the deal until next summer.
Jim GrieshaberHOST
14:24
By the way, Jim Greece, however call me Greece, live on YouTube, then we upload, you download.
Jim GrieshaberHOST
14:27
Spotify, Amazon, Apple, iHeart, Stitcher, Podbean, Roku, Tegna, Share, everywhere as we take over the globe.
Jim GrieshaberHOST
14:33
Websites, TV stations, all over God's green earth.
Jim GrieshaberHOST
14:36
You name it, we are there with the number one sports podcast network.
Jeff WhartonHOST
15:35
I
Brandon HarrisGUEST
15:36
was at Gannett, which is I think now Tegna is the large media conglomerate.
Brandon HarrisGUEST
15:41
And one of the things that we were working on then, there was a project that built the website, asked someone to call them, and based upon the content that was available, Tegna, Gannett has hundreds of news sites.
Brandon HarrisGUEST
15:52
And what you're describing is it sounds like an evolution of that where it's saying, hey, if the web is the CMS, if all of this is available very quickly in real time, I can assemble it into whatever I need it to be to either build a new product or a new page on demand.
Brandon HarrisGUEST
16:10
whether that demand is happening from the user in real time or whether the demand is happening for me to the point of like, I'm cobbling together a product based upon information I can pull from everyone else.
Jim GrieshaberHOST
2:07
Spotify, Apple, iHeart, Amazon, Stitcher, Podbean, wherever you get the audio version of your podcasts.
Jim GrieshaberHOST
2:12
And of course, Roku, Tegna share.
Jim GrieshaberHOST
2:14
You know, with OTT.
Jim GrieshaberHOST
2:16
Yeah, you know me.
Oliver DarcyHOST
13:06
Yeah, back on.
Oliver DarcyHOST
13:08
And Nextar is trying to get this deal with Tegna done.
Oliver DarcyHOST
13:10
So it's Nextar is the largest operator of local stations across the country.
Oliver DarcyHOST
13:15
Tegna is its rival.
Oliver DarcyHOST
13:17
The DOJ approved the deal, and a judge has put it on hold and basically said, don't cross-mix or cross-pollinate until we can figure out what's going on here.
Oliver DarcyHOST
13:27
They would argue, I think, that consolidation is necessary in this environment, that they need to get bigger, that they're too small.

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