Graham Media Group, which operates seven TV stations in four states, has reportedly been offering buyouts to veteran staffers. At least six are leaving KSAT.
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’s Marilyn Moritz joins 5 other veteran on-air personalities retiring from station this summer All are long tenured at are struggling under the same financial pressures as many other forms of media, with declining audience and revenue. Popularity of television news has also been waning, according to new data from the Pew Research Center. In 2024, it said, 32% of consumers preferred to get their news through TV newscasts rather than sources such as newspapers or social media. That’s down from 41% in 2018. In its fourth-quarter earnings report, Graham Holdings Co.
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