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In Episode 27 of In the Vicinity, Tim Hanlon dives solo into the stories reshaping local media—from shrinking newsroom employment and Local Now's growing FAST footprint to KPRC Houston's bold reinvention of the nightly newscast.
Plus, why a 20-year-old comedy rerun beat late-night competitors, how Amazon and DAZN are emerging as replacements for regional sports networks, and why WPLG's free streaming deal with the Miami Heat could offer a glimpse of local sports' future.
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In Episode 22 of In the Vicinity, Tim Hanlon is joined by Aaron Brown, Chief Innovation Officer at Madhive, for a deep dive into how AI is transforming local advertising. Brown explains why local media generates thousands of subtle signals that traditional technology has struggled to connect, and h…
The FCC has voted to eliminate the decades-old national TV broadcast ownership cap, opening the door to a new wave of consolidation across local television. But will bigger station groups actually strengthen local journalism—or simply centralize it?
In Episode 21 of In the Vicinity, Tim Hanlon sit…
The FCC is preparing to reshape one of the biggest rules governing local television ownership. But will allowing broadcasters to own more stations actually solve the industry's biggest challenges—or simply buy more time?
In episode 20 of In the Vicinity, Tim Hanlon and Madhive CEO Jim Wilson exami…
Commercial broadcasters spend a lot of time talking about the future of local media. But what if one of the best blueprints is already hiding in plain sight?
On Episode 19 of In the Vicinity, Tim Hanlon sits down with Christy Tanner, President and CEO of New York Public Radio, to discuss why the i…
In Episode 23 of In the Vicinity, Tim Hanlon sits down with former E.W. Scripps executive and Media Inno Managing Partner Tom Sly to examine Scripps' efforts to rethink local news around a streaming-first, consumer-centric model and why he believes the industry can no longer afford to operate the w…
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