Doug Krile
Nexstar-Tegna Merger: What It Might Mean in Arkansas
Former Arkansas news leaders warn that Nexstar’s $6.2B Tegna merger could shrink newsrooms, reduce watchdog reporting and hurt TV journalism jobs. read more >
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A New Buckner at KTHV
The TV station's newest reporter is the daughter of its former chief meteorologist. read more >
by Kyle Massey -
Arkansas’ Voice of Country, Bob Robbins, Dies at 78
He made country Arkansas’ music radio format at KSSN in the 1980s. And he ruled the ratings as Nashville’s new stars like George Strait and Garth Brooks ruled the charts. read more >
by Kyle Massey -
Teater, With TV in Her Blood, Becomes First Female News Director at KTHV
Shayla Teater was named Tuesday as news director of KTHV, Channel 11, in Little Rock, becoming the CBS affiliate’s first female news chief and only the second ever in the Little Rock television news market. read more >
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Luke Story to Lead Arkansas Broadcasters Association
Luke Story has been named executive director of the Arkansas Broadcasters Association. read more >
Before Signing Off, Doug Krile Reflects on Varied Broadcasting Career
Former anchor Doug Krile is retiring next month after seven years as executive director, determined to travel and fully recuperate from a colon cancer struggle that began two years ago. read more >
by Kyle Massey -
As KASU Hits 60, New Media Is the Message
KASU-FM at Arkansas State University provides journalists to a media industry not just looking for radio announcers, TV reporters, news writers and social media specialists, but seeking prospects who do it all. read more >
by Kyle Massey -
Broadcasters Association Leader Doug Krile to Retire
The Arkansas Broadcasters Association says Executive Director Doug Krile will retire this summer. read more >
by Lance Turner -
Talk Radio on Hold Against Low Ratings, Changing Audience
Talk radio, long a bastion of charismatic, conservative show hosts, may be reaching a turning point as ratings fall and audiences change. read more >
by Luke Jones -
FCC Bears Down on Stations With JSAs
The Federal Communications Commission is giving TV stations two years to sort out joint sales agreements that allow companies to own two stations in small or medium markets. read more >
by Luke Jones -
Gannett Nearly Doubles TV Portfolio with $2B Deal for Belo
Gannett Co., which owns KTHV-TV, Channel 11, in Little Rock and the Baxter Bulletin in Mountain Home, announced Thursday that's buying Belo Corp. of Dallas in a $2.2 billion deal that includes $175 million of debt. read more >
by Lance Turner -
TV Political Ad Spending Is Down
Never in history has so much money been spent on political advertising as in this election year, but you wouldn't know that from looking at the books of Little Rock TV stations. read more >
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