Given these conditions, the stakes surrounding the media ownership rules could not be higher for independent broadcast groups, including Nexstar Media Group (130 stations), Sinclair Broadcasting Group (118 stations), Gray (2023 stations), ION Media (60 stations), Raycom (47 stations), TEGNA (45 stations), Tribune (21625 Stations) Univision (2900 stations), Hearst (220006 stations) and Scripps (2202 stations).
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The major cleaning includes 223 subway stations, 240 stations on Staten Island Railway, 2000 stations and terminals on the Long Island Rail Road and 2100 Metro-North stations.
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The free users will have access to Pandora's ad-supported stations, while Pandora Plus subscribers get ad-free stations, unlimited skips, personalized stations and up to four offline stations.
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I remembered making out at gas stations, fighting at gas stations, chugging water and eating beef jerky at gas stations.
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These include gas stations, auto parts retailers and service stations.
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The stations include 14 Tribune stations - including WGN-TV in Chicago and stations in Denver, Cleveland and San Diego - and nine Sinclair stations, including outlets in Des Moines, Iowa; Salt Lake City; and Seattle.
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In all, the heightened sanitation measures encompass 472 subway stations, 21 Staten Island Railway stations, 85033 Long Island Railroad stations and terminals and more than 100 Metro-North train stations, according to the agency.
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"I don't want red gas stations and blue gas stations," said Rep.
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The show is carried by CBS-owned stations and public television stations.
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Nursing homes, emergency rooms, police stations, and fire stations scrambled for backup generators.
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Soon, charging stations will be as common of a sight as gas stations.
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The changes will help AM stations use rebroadcasting stations to improve their coverage.
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Neither will be allowed to go near airports, bus stations and train stations.
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Those buses have their own lanes, they have stations that resemble train stations.
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DAB currently hosts 22 national stations in Norway, along with about 20 smaller stations.
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You'd save hours packing and getting between train stations, bus stations, airports, and hotels.
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Apollo's Cox assets include 13 TV stations and 54 radio stations across 10 markets.
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Apollo's Cox assets include 13 TV stations and 54 radio stations across 10 markets.
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The U.S. has roughly 153,000 gas stations scattered across the country, but only about 16,000 public electric charging stations and roughly 6,000 stations for natural gas, hydrogen or biodiesel.
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EVgo usually sets up stations near grocery stores and gas stations, but for on-demand drivers the stations will be found in more driver-friendly locations, like near airports.
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As many as 27 FM Radio stations and 5 AM Radio stations have reported outages.
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He said Bell Media owns 30 local TV stations and radio stations in 54 markets.
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Finally, you'll also find Autolib car sharing stations as well as Vélib bike sharing stations.
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Just one of 900 radio stations, 300 TV stations, four networks, three satellites, ten Senators.
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Hungerburgbahn Stations in Innsbruck, Austria Hungerburgbahn Stations in Innsbruck, Austria BMW Plant in Leipzig, Germany.
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Pulse Active Stations Network: Health kiosks for India, meant to be installed in train stations.
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Local fire stations set up "water stations" to distribute water to the families in Flint.
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NBC Universal, through its television stations division, owns 28 NBC and Telemundo local television stations.
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It could be a natural shift from gas stations to charging stations, albeit less profitable.
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Organizers have sent canvassers to college campuses, bus stations and gas stations in Muslim neighborhoods.
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The stations include WGN-TV in Chicago and stations in Denver, Cleveland and San Diego, and nine Sinclair stations, including outlets in Des Moines, Iowa; Salt Lake City; and Seattle.
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Altogether, 196 stations were closed, about 40 percent of the subway's 469 stations, the authority said.
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Movable docking stations will also make it possible to create temporary Velib parking stations near events.
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Gas stations will now appear more prominently during navigation, as will train stations on transit maps.
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Some online stations have expressed concerns about the effect of the new rates on small stations.
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New York will receive four federal medical stations with 22020,000 hospital beds, while California will receive eight medical stations with 2,000 beds and Washington will receive several stations and 1,000 beds.
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Nexstar owns 107 stations and Media General has 71 stations including NBC, CBS, ABC and Fox affiliates.
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The number of stations and positions for the stations at the convention center isn't known yet either.
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The SafeTrade Stations website lists local police stations that provide designated, surveilled areas for transactions to occur.
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He will be responsible for establishing police stations in new Arab towns while strengthening the existing stations.
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New Fox would keep ownership of the Fox Television Stations Group, which includes 28 TV stations nationwide.
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Those stations employ nearly 6,000 people and rely more on CPB funding than stations in urban areas.
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Sinclair already owns 173 U.S. television stations while Tribune owns 42 TV stations in 33 U.S. markets.
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There were many more subway stations — since 2009, the city has opened more than 20 new stations.
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They did all the of the NBC, all the Washington Post TV stations, Hearst/Cox TV stations.
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The commission decided to recount votes from 8,000 polling stations — nearly a third of 26,000 stations nationwide.
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Adding stations would give the company more power over cable providers, which pay to retransmit stations' broadcasts.
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In July, the group found that 54 public TV stations confirmed that they are participants in the auction; 87 stations confirmed that they were not part of the auction; 40 stations refused to say whether they had applied to participate; and 104 public TV stations did not respond.
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Users can type in keywords like "ev charging" or "EV charging stations" to see the nearest supported stations.
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The monitoring stations are part of a network of over 100 stations maintained by state and local agencies.
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Now, UHF stations are considered to be on par with, if not at an advantage to, other stations.
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They seem to happen more and more in places like news stations, police stations, government facilities and school.
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The sale includes Loblaw's 213 retail gas stations and convenience stores adjacent to the gas stations across Canada.
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As the name suggests, Stations is a radio-like service that creates customized stations based on users' preferences.
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It also says up to 80 more stations will enjoy direct services to central London stations by 2019.
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He's reaching, I don't know how many stations, 500 plus radio stations across the country, millions of listeners.
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The stations have broader public service in mind, Zhang Yi, commander of one of the stations, told reporters.
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Those stations include Grand Central in Manhattan, Atlantic Avenue-Barclays Center in Brooklyn and 14 stations in between.
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"Help-yourself" stations throughout your venue, from drink refill stations to stocked candy bars, will be a hit.
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About 71 percent of Boston's subway stations and 69 percent of Chicago's rail stations have been made accessible.
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Despite the relaxed ownership rules, Sinclair, which owns 173 TV stations across the country, would still have been required to sell off a few stations to complete the merger with Tribune, which owns 42 stations.
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Cox Enterprises, the Atlanta-based conglomerate that owns newspapers, television stations and radio stations, says it plans to sell 14 TV stations across the country through mergers or a partnership with a large ownership group.
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The mission has started with providing spot electrical generation for critical facilities like hospitals, fire stations and police stations.
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Orbán's closest circle controls scores of private newspapers, more than a dozen TV stations, and radio stations across Hungary.
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Amtrak stations largely fall into two basic categories: beautifully restored stations built hundreds of years ago, and derelict shacks.
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In many areas, schools, police stations and other buildings that would typically serve as voting stations are in tatters.
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Pragma also sells refueling stations that produce hydrogen through the electrolysis of water as well cheaper tank-based stations.
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I wanted to understand how the public television stations worked, because although all the stations are similar, they're different.
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Any surface-based observations that might be available from weather stations or radar stations that might see the storm.
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In the case of "Modern Family," reruns appear on USA Network, some Fox Television stations and other local stations.
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The new funding will help ChargePoint expand its network of electric vehicle charging stations in Europe, as the company pursues its goal of making charging stations for EVs as readily available and convenient as gas stations.
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Prior to this service, companies had to build these base stations themselves to get the data down from the satellites as they passed over the base stations on earth wherever those base stations happened to be.
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The card offers 3 percent cash back at Exxon and Mobil gas stations, and 1.5 percent at other gas stations.
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"We are already encouraging by funding charging stations, more than 2,000 new charging stations around the country," Steinitz told Reuters.
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"As you listen, it learns what you like and creates personalized stations that you'll love," the Stations app description reads.
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If Apollo wins that group of stations, it would combine the assets with the Cox TV stations, sources have said.
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The transportation of hydrogen for use at refueling stations poses additional safety risks — stations use sensors to monitor for leaks.
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Shell will be installing 100 electric vehicle fast-charging stations across its service stations in the capital city of Manila.
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The combined company plans to sell 14 Tribune stations and 9 Sinclair stations for $1.6 billion to win regulatory approval.
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Schneider's EVLink charging stations come in all shapes and sizes — some for the garage wall and some at gas stations.
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You have the radio show on Terrestrial Radio, which has a whole bunch of stations, and then the pirate stations.
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Catalan television stations later showed some Mossos and Catalan firefighters confronting the national police as tensions mounted at polling stations.
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Grocery stores, pharmacies, gas stations, police and fire stations, health care facilities and public transit will remain open and active.
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Like on desktop, you can restrict your search to only stations by tapping "Stations" at the top of the screen.
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So we deploy about 1000 vehicles, and set up 200 to 300 parking stations and 25 to 30 charging stations.
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Allies of the government have control of most newspapers, television stations and radio stations, and are increasing their online presence.
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Many of the stations were little more than tents erected in suburban parking lots, referred to internally as "Carnival" stations.
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The move is meant to help stations compete, especially when there are multiple BP stations near each other, BP said.
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Similarly, less than 6 percent of broadcast television stations and around 7 percent of radio stations are owned by women.
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As EVs proliferate, for example, the number of gas stations will fall and the number of charging stations will rise.
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In New York City, Locast makes 17 local stations available, including local outlets for major networks (CBS, NBC, FOX, ABC, PBS), and not-so-major local stations (WWOR, WPIX, and several other English- and Spanish-language stations).
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Total, which operates about a fifth of France's stations, said 348 out of its 2,200 petrol stations were out of stock.
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Today's architectural climate lets people fight affordable housing by citing "neighborhood character" and landmarking gas stations and midcentury commodity fire stations.
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Matternet also envisions that in the future the stations could also be placed at grocery stores or gas stations for deliveries.
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Projects like bike-share docking stations and EV charging stations also seem to fit similar cost profiles while having high engagement.
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Reporters who were actively covering the storm in Texas were also forced to evacuate news stations as water flooded their stations.
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They need 95 more stations & we can help get power & clean water to the entire island's fire stations within 45 days.
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These stations could still transmit programs to viewers, sharing other digital TV stations, as well as cable, satellite, and broadband facilities.
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Some customers have complained in the past of various problems with some of Tesla's service stations, particularly stations run by contractors.
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Cars lined up outside gas stations and many stations were already rationing the amount of gas they were selling per customer.
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The island suffered widespread damage in the hurricane, including severe damage to homes, stores, ports, airports, gas stations and power stations.
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Hence, AM radio stations have a much longer range than FM stations, which are higher frequency and tend to be more localized.
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The 14 stations "moved to the right on the ideological dimension … relative to other stations in the same media markets," they write.
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Tesla, known as the leader of the EV pack, offers thousands of charging stations, including fast supercharging stations, through its nationwide network.
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FCC rules currently prohibit, with few exceptions, companies from owning newspapers, radio stations, and TV stations that operate in the same market.
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"We partner with churches, fire stations and police stations and our goal was to fill a 20-foot UHaul container," Levine said.
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Berkeley Earth's analysis over land is based on temperature observations from more than 40,000 weather stations, including 20,755 stations reporting in 2015.
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But unlike gas stations, EV stations are entirely automated and can be placed anywhere, including in garages, rest stops and parking lots.
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Initially, the partnership aims to provide access points at 100 train stations across India, with plans to grow to 400 stations nationwide.
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Last year, the government set a goal to have 160 commercial hydrogen stations by 2020/21 and 320 stations by 2025/26.
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To comply with FCC ownership requirements and antitrust regulations, Sinclair may still sell certain stations in markets where it currently owns stations.
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A list of open stations notes that 89 stations are operating in some capacity, including with high-power cables from ITT Cannon.
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An initial phase of 20 charging stations will be built at existing gas stations on major roads in Germany, Austria and Norway.
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The LA District Attorney&aposs office recently warned about possible malware at charging stations in airports and train stations this holiday season.
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"All the Radars, Electro Optical Tracking Stations and Telemetry Stations tracked the vehicle all through the course of the trajectory," it said.
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Corus' portfolio after the deal closes will include 45 specialty television channels, 39 radio stations, 15 conventional television stations, and other assets.
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Manafort can't go near any airports, train stations or bus stations unless he gets approval for travel from the judge in advance.
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Rogers operates the City and Omni television networks as well as a network of TV stations and radio stations, publications and websites.
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Most new demand for coal-fired power stations is in Southeast Asia, although other countries including Bangladesh are also building new stations.
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As with the original Interborough Rapid Transit company, the private firm would own and operate all the new stations, collecting and keeping the fares at all the new stations, and bearing the continuing cost of maintaining the stations and tracks.
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Google, in partnership with RailTel, rolled out free Wi-Fi at 100 railway stations in India last year, and plans to expand it to 100 more railway stations this year, and another 200 railway stations in the years to come.
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Devotees solemnly carry out the Stations of the Cross, praying at each of the 14 stations that depict Jesus Christ and his suffering.
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Private equity firms find broadcast TV stations appealing because of the cash-rich fees the stations generate from being carried by cable operators.
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Many Apple Music stations are curated by its "expert" music team, though user-generated stations are typically assembled by algorithms, similar to Pandora.
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FCC rules that date back to the 2900s restrict an entity's ownership of TV stations, radio stations, and newspapers within a local market.
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The monthly analysis is created using publicly available data from Antarctic research stations, instruments measuring sea surface temperature, and 6,300 meteorological stations worldwide.
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Metro-North Railroad is also running shuttle buses from some Port Jervis line stations to stations on the Hudson Line into Grand Central.
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Sinclair is the largest owner of television stations in the United States, with a hundred and ninety-two stations in eighty-nine markets.
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While the number of charging stations is growing, there are about 21,000 in the US now, compared with more than 120,000 gas stations.
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"When deciding at that point which stations to target, sports radio stations were a no-brainer because of the demographic," Mr. Jones said.
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For seven states -- including Arizona, Colorado and Pennsylvania -- it has richer data, including hospitals and government buildings like fire stations and police stations.
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Last week, it was played five times on country stations, according to Nielsen; this week, it was played 62 times by 31 stations.
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Sinclair, which owns 192 stations, said in May 2017 that it planned to acquire Chicago-based Tribune's 42 TV stations in 33 markets.
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The world's largest automaker by sales said the unit plans to install more than 500 charging stations nationwide, including more than 300 stations in 15 metro areas, and to develop a high-speed, cross-country network consisting of more than 200 stations.
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The agency said in a statement that it detected methanol in BR Distribuidora filling stations run by the state-run oil company Petrobras, Royal-Dutch Shell Plc's stations run by joint-venture Raizen and partner Cosan and Ipiranga stations in the state.
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Sinclair, which owns the largest number of local TV stations in the U.S., had said it will drop plans to divest stations in Dallas, Chicago and Houston to "expedite" the transaction after the FCC suggested the company would still control the stations.
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Some gas stations are running out, and Florida Highway Patrol is having to escort fuel tankers such that they can reach resupply gas stations.
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As the largest owner of TV stations in the U.S., Sinclair reaches nearly 40% of American viewers with its 192 stations in 89 markets.
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Instead, it planned to sell these eight stations with an agreement that it would continue to actually run the stations, according to FCC filings.
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Companies like Yoshi and Filld—which some have described as "Uber for gas stations"—could obliterate gas stations even before cars stop using gas.
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And with these service gaps, range anxiety will persist — even as battery technology improves and as charging stations become as ubiquitous as gas stations.
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View a few selections from the exhibit, David LaChapelle: Gas Stations: The Edward Hopper House shows David LaChapelle: Gas Stations until September 11, 2016.
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Spanish National Police and Civil Guard units descended on polling stations in Barcelona just as voting stations opened at around 9 AM (0700 GMT).
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Supporters rampaged in response, attacking railway stations, petrol stations and television vans in towns across the northern states of Punjab and Haryana, witnesses said.
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Chinese state media reported Monday that more than 29,000 institutions across the country — including universities, railway stations, hospitals and gas stations — had been infected.
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Business Insider yesterday reported Oculus will close 200 of its 500 demo stations inside Best Buy stores, after some stations went days without use.
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While member stations are independently owned and operated, about two-thirds of the stations are either licensed to, or affiliated with, colleges or universities.
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More than 120 stations in 97 markets across the nation, which include ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC affiliate stations, went dark on July 3.
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Scripps purchased Katz Broadcast networks, four targeted TV stations, in 2017 and recently sold its radio stations to focus on growing its TV business.
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ICE would then transport people to points of departure, such as bus stations, train stations, and airports, and even offer food for the journey.
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During the same period, billions of dollars were spent on gas separation plants, pipelines, pumping stations, gas-fired electrical generating stations and shipping terminals.
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In Chicago, all police stations, fire departments and hospitals opened as cooling stations, and in Washington fire trucks misted attendees with water, to cheers.
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A luxury barbershop offered La-Z-Boy recliners at the grooming stations, and Seoul's Incheon Airport offered relaxation stations with massaging La-Z-Boys.
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The Pit Stop program started with restroom stations in just three locations, and it has since grown to include 500 stations across 13 neighborhoods.
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Maps sold at gas stations, in which the highlighted roads were not the fastest but the ones with the most gas stations, enraged him.
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The Associated Press reported that 45 newspapers and 16 TV stations have been shut down in addition to numerous radio stations, magazines and newswires.
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The Chase Freedom bonus categories in 2019 included gas stations, tools, drugstores, grocery stores, home improvement stores, gas stations, streaming services, and department stores.
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Instead, it planned to sell these eight stations with an agreement that Sinclair would continue to actually run the stations, according to FCC filings.
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The world's largest automaker by sales said the unit plans to install more than 2500 charging stations nationwide, including more than 2000 stations in 15 metro areas, and to develop a high-speed, cross-country network consisting of more than 200 stations for electric vehicles.
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It can also be heard throughout Friday across 160 U.S. radio stations on iHeartRadio, the digital music service for a network of traditional radio stations.
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It was the first time the Metropolitan Transportation Authority halted service to all of the aboveground stations while maintaining service to almost all underground stations.
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Most of these are Level 2 at best, with the faster DC charging stations, like the Tesla Superchargers, only numbering 2,172 stations with 5,992 outlets.
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While Australia has numerous electric charging stations around the country, there is a minority of fast-charging stations, which can charge EVs in 30 minutes.
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These include carpooling websites where people coordinate how to get to voting stations and mapping services which give information about the location of voting stations.
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So, the first part of my career was representing newspapers, TV stations, radio stations in the Bay Area on First Amendment issues, which was fabulous.
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That means gas stations when you're driving or more prominently featured train and bus stations if you're riding the rails or hopping on mass transit.
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Tesla uses its own standard for its Supercharger stations, but sells an adapter for $450 that allows its cars to charge at CHAdeMO-equipped stations.
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Uganda's two major privately owned TV stations, including a local unit of Kenya's Nation Media Group, and some radio stations carried Tuesday's parliamentary session live.
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It also funds free Wi-Fi connectivity at 400 railway stations in India, a project that graduated to become Google Stations for several other markets.
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Polling stations closed Wafula Chebukati, the chairman of Kenya's electoral board, said Friday that 5,319 polling stations out of more than 40,000 had not opened.
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While they behave like pirate stations in the way I just mentioned, what usually typifies pirate stations is that they are quite haphazard, quite basic.
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Sinclair beams local television stations into a quarter of American homes and has been using its 173 stations to advance a mostly right-leaning agenda.
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About 250 smuggling "hotspots", often at railway stations, airports or coach stations, had been identified along the routes - 170 inside the EU and 80 outside.
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The Commute Commuters' options include Metro-North's New Canaan or Stamford stations in Connecticut or the Katonah, Bedford Hills or Mount Kisco stations in Westchester.
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And they overcame the distribution problem by making books available almost everywhere, including in department stores and gas stations and at newsstands and train stations.
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He said the two stations he owns that have agreements with Sinclair supplement the operating costs of his other five stations, which are independently owned.
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If you could combine traffic jam data with bike sharing stations in a couple of clicks, you could make educated decisions about future bike sharing stations.
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As of Thursday, Rabin said 676 gas stations had also been reopened to ease the distribution of fuel, compared to just 300 stations three days ago.
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Sinclair has agreed to sell stations in markets where it overlaps with Tribune, but has not yet identified which stations it will sell in some markets.
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This is my favorite part of the countdown, with the mission controllers asking the status of various stations and the rapid-fire "Go!" from different stations.
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In that time frame, automotive OEMs will see a variety of revenue-generating touch points for connected vehicles at gas stations, electric charging stations and more.
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This means the same type of security generally afforded to international passengers in airports must be implemented at the entrances to train stations and bus stations.
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Because many local stations aren't owned by the broadcasters, the latter have little control over getting those stations on board as part of a national rollout.
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Metro stations in both the city and the surrounding suburbs were flooded with happy throngs, and conductors skipped stations when the platforms became overwhelmed with crowds.
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He said the parking lots of gas stations and truck stops were filled with parked cars, although it appeared stations had gas supplies and short lines.
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In the coup's aftermath, 14 satellite-television stations and around 3,000 local radio stations were shut down temporarily, as was access to international satellite-television transmissions.
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Pradhan said by mid-May another 60 retail stations would be up and running in Delhi and nearby towns, easing long queues seen outside gas stations.
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By the end of May, Puerto Rico plans to equip all hospitals, urgent care centers, fire stations and police stations with radio systems, Mr. Acevedo said.
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ION would contribute 60 independent stations to a joint venture, while Fox would add 28 local stations in big markets like New York and Los Angeles.
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Mr. Lhota said that there were plenty of stations that needed improvements and that it was important that stations outside Manhattan were included in the program.
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Bates will live in Richmond, Virginia, under a nightly curfew, will wear a GPS monitor and won't be allowed near airports, train stations and bus stations.
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Police have also used the stations as areas to detain protesters in recent months, and have fired pepper spray into several stations as the demonstrations escalated.
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Twice a day, McNatt said, 92 weather stations across North America and the Pacific, plus 10 stations in the Caribbean release weather balloons into the atmosphere.
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With the extra funds it will provide more drinking stations, a water carrying vehicle to replenish the drinking stations, and establish a wild koala breeding program.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is in charge of licensing television stations, but it only grants licenses to local stations and not their national network affiliates.
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Only 10 stations in the West Midlands now have a public counter, down from 48 in 2010, and 14 local stations have been shut completely. Sgt.
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When temperatures spike, the city issues public alerts, sets up more than 1,100 drinking water stations, and opens up cooling stations for people without air conditioning.
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And the infrastructure issue might be surmountable: The idea of building a network of hydrogen fueling stations has limited their appeal, but building a string of H2 fuel stations at truck stops would be an easier sell than trying to make them as ubiquitous as gas stations.
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To sum it up, labels hire indie promoters to flog records to radio stations, promoters pay radio stations in cash, giveaways, and assorted swag, and those same promoters often draw a second salary from the stations themselves to "consult" on which songs to add into the rotation.
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Essential businesses and services include grocery stores, pharmacies, gas stations, police stations, fire stations, hospitals, doctor's offices, health care facilities, garbage pickup, public transit and public service hotlines such as SNAP and HIP 2119, as well as others, according to a statement from the governor's office.
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There are far fewer electric-vehicle charging stations than gas stations (the number of electric vehicles on the road is also much lower than the number of gas-powered vehicles), though the availability of charging stations has increased significantly in the past five years, Brauer said.
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Essential businesses and services include grocery stores, pharmacies, gas stations, police stations, fire stations, hospitals, doctor's offices, health care facilities, garbage pickup, public transit and public service hotlines such as SNAP and HIP 21, as well as others, according to a statement from the governor's office.
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The minister said 100 percent supplies would be ensured to ports, hospitals, airports, military bases, fire stations, the civil protection agency and some 320 public petrol stations.
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The government worked with its chosen service provider, Claro, to bring in 180 mobile stations and 40 dedicated coverage stations in anticipation of the high communication volume.
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Planning a trip through a vast web of stations and lines is a computationally complex task that quickly explodes as more lines and more stations are added.
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"The Ellen DeGeneres Show" is licensed by NBC and airs on 10 of its stations, as well on 22 stations owned by Hearst Television, according to Deadline.
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Since its release in April, "Thy Will" has been getting much stronger radio play among Christian stations than country stations, but Scott said she harbors no disappointment.
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So, for instance, if you can automatically record the flow of electricity units between charging stations and cars, you can support the growing infrastructure of charging stations.
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In addition to The Upload and Suggested Tracks, other machine-learning powered services on SoundCloud today include Who to Follow, Stations (track and artist stations) and Charts.
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It plans to connect 20203 railway stations with the free Wi-Fi by the end of this year and has plans to cover 400 stations in all.
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AM/FM radio stations do not have to pay artists for songs that stations broadcast, and that policy would be continued under the Local Radio Freedom Act.
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"We've been increasing the number of gas stations that are open," Rossello said at a news briefing, with more than 240 gas stations now up and running.
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And while there are already more than 16,000 charging stations in place across the US, some — especially Tesla's fast charging stations — are often plagued by long waits.
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Ten out of 14 metro lines were shut, iron gates were pulled tight over many stations, key hubs like the stations at Opéra and Montparnasse were closed.
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New York (CNN Business)Sinclair (SBGI) Broadcast Group, an influential owner of TV stations across the country, will no longer require stations to carry political commentary segments.
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CBS is the second largest operator of radio stations in the U.S. with 260602 radio stations, with a majority concentrated in the top 21 largest radio markets.
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