Gray Television’s transfer of six stations formerly involved...
Gray Television’s transfer of six stations formerly involved in shared services agreements to minority and female owners (CD Aug 28 p16) shows that opposing media consolidation can aid media diversity, said the National Hispanic Media Coalition in a news release…
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Thursday (http://bit.ly/1lyFTXV). “If the FCC makes serious efforts to stem the tide of media consolidation, more ownership opportunities will be created for women and people of color,” said Jessica González, NHMC general counsel. The divestitures “appear to be the direct result” of the FCC’s new policies toward “sidecar deals that indicate control or influence,” said NHMC. González said she hoped the next such transfers would include Latino owners.