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"New Era. New Mindset." And now, a new way to watch the NBA's Charlotte Hornets, thanks to a fresh deal between the pro basketball franchise and Cox Media Group.

She'll add to her oversight of its marketing and business services

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The company said it will send 10% of its sales to the American Red Cross

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Sinclair Inc. broadcast tower subsidiary Dielectric has expanded its executive team with a promotion of a 25-year company leader to the role Vice President of Marketing and Business Services, retroactive to December 23.

For some viewers, having an ad-free for a fee experience is worth it. While some lament that marketing messages won't be seen, the TVB — the nation's advocacy group for ad-supported television programming outlets — has a new study that suggests broadcast TV ads will reach this audience successfully.

The industry lobbying group that is the face of small and independent cable TV service providers inside the Beltway has promoted from within to fill the SVP/Legal and Regulatory Affairs role.

A broadcast television station ownership group founded by CEO Bill Fielder that tapped Don Fisher as President and Chief Revenue Officer one year ago has expanded its local currency agreement with a competitor to Nielsen.

Sinclair Inc.'s "Sinclair Television Group Inc." group and "certain affiliated entities" have entered into a Transaction Support Agreement with a group of secured creditors — including lenders holding term loads under its existing credit facilities and some noteholders on the terms of new money financings.

As the 3pm Pacific hour began on Friday, January 10, CBS Los Angeles — the twin TV stations of KCBS-2 and KCAL-9 — had been live and in continuous coverage of the Southern California firestorm for more than 72 hours. Notably, this included multiplatform coverage extending to the Pluto TV FAST channel platform, bringing live coverage to viewers across the U.S.