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  • 22 hours ago | tvnewscheck.com | Glen Dickson

    While focused on the future, ATSC’s annual “NextGen Broadcast Conference” in Washington, D.C., last week felt a bit like a step back in time.

  • 22 hours ago | tvnewscheck.com | Glen Dickson

    While focused on the future, ATSC’s annual “NextGen Broadcast Conference” in Washington, D.C., last week felt a bit like a step back in time.

  • 1 week ago | tvnewscheck.com | Paul Greeley |Frank Macek

    By Paul Greeley817-578-6324, [email protected] M. “Ed” Miller, a familiar face to Northeast Ohio viewers during the late 1970s and early 1980s, passed away peacefully in Naples, Florida, at the age of 75. Known for his calm authority and journalistic tenacity, Miller left behind a legacy defined by fearless reporting, professional integrity, and a passion for public service through broadcast journalism.

  • 1 week ago | tvnewscheck.com | Mark Miller

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  • 1 week ago | tvnewscheck.com | Nellie Andreeva

    EXCLUSIVE: Production of The Bold and the Beautiful is on the move. The venerable CBS daytime drama, which has called Television City home since its 1987 launch, will leave the Los Angeles mid-city studio complex, which is embarking on a multi-year, billion-dollar renovation and expansion. The series is not leaving the city though, keeping its Los Angeles-based crew employed amid industry-wide efforts to keep production in California.