Broadcasting & Cable - March 8, 2010

Herndon, who’s 34, turned down a job with a network-owned station in a Top 5 market a few years ago. He won’t rule out a move in the future, but for now he says he’s more than happy to work in his hometown market, for managers with local roots, and for a company that has been able to avoid furloughs and bankruptcy amidst the miserable local TV economy the last few years.

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