Broadcasting & Cable - April 7, 2002

Brokers may have lamented that there were not as many individual station deals in the television industry in the past 12 months as in previous years. But the transactions in 2001 were significant, with a few station-group deals likely to have profound effect on the industry.Using data pulled together by BROADCASTING mp; CABLE, BIA Financial and the station groups themselves, the annual ...

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