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Bob Sellers

  • Managing Director, Message2Media
  • Contributor, Fortune
  • Editor-in-Chief, Profits & Politics
New York, Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Fortune, HuffPost, Yahoo Finance, MarketWatch, Substack, RealClear Markets, Newsmax TV, Bernard Goldberg's Commentary
Editor, Profits & Politics; Emmy-winning journalist; Ex-anchor CNBC, Fox News; Forbes author; Former Financial Advisor; Media consultant; UVA
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The Inevitable Cost of the Nexstar-Tegna Media Merger

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By Bob Sellers
| Substack
The newly approved merger between Nexstar and Tegna isn’t just another media deal to me. It’s a window into what’s happening to local journalism across the country. I’ve worked in local television stations in Medford, Oregon, San Antonio, Seattle, Nashville, and Washington, D.C. -- so I know these markets, these newsrooms, and the people who power them.
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Why I Broke Up with Grok

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By Bob Sellers
| Substack
Like others who don’t want to be modern-day Luddites, I utilize A.I. programs in the course of the day for various duties that require a deeper search than a standard hunt on Google or Safari. But one thing I’ve learned I cannot count on is accuracy, and I’ll give you a perfect example -- and luckily it wasn’t for something to keep me out of jail. I wanted to get an update a couple weeks ago on the UVA quarterback, Chandler Morris, who had been hurt during a game against Wake Forest.
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That time they came down on Mark Cuban "like a ton of bricks"

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By Bob Sellers
| Substack
He’s a shark -- and a Maverick. And a billionaire. Let’s face it, Mark Cuban is living the life most of us middle-aged guys wish we had. He created a dot-com company that sold for billions, owns a professional basketball team, the Dallas Mavericks, where he gets to watch NBA games courtside and scream at the refs when they get a call wrong. And he spent fourteen years as part of the “Shark Tank” panel assessing investment ideas on TV. Does life get better than that?
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