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Paige Albiniak

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  • Contributing Editor, TVNewsCheck
  • Editorial Director, The Global Entertainment Marketing Academy of Arts & Sciences
Colorado
As seen in: TVNewsCheck, MSN, MSN Ireland, MSN UK, Yahoo Entertainment, New York Post, Variety, Yahoo Finance, Adweek, Yahoo Sports, Yahoo and
Covers:  television, entertainment, syndication, measurement, local, metrics, advertising, spot TV, Emmys, marketing, Washington
Editorial Director, G.E.M.A.; Contributor, NextTV/B&C/MCN, TVNewscheck

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Linear TV Ad Tech Is Ready For The Digital Age. Now The Humans Have To Get Out Of The Way

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By Paige Albiniak Verified
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Local broadcasting is at a pivotal moment, with broadcasters and ad-tech innovators converging on strategies and solutions that will ultimately result in the modernization of advertising on local linear television. It’s a change that cannot come soon enough as broadcasters work hard to evolve their advertising solutions to the modern digital era.
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When The NFL Comes Calling, Station Groups Are Ready To Say ‘No’ To Fee Increases

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By Paige Albiniak Verified
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TVN FOCUS ON BUSINESS Jun 10, 2026 | Paige Albiniak Save this article for later! Login or create a Free Member Profile to bookmark it. Reverse comp fees are finally falling in line, and groups don’t want to go back. This story is available to TVN+ subscribers only. Become a TVN+ subscriber or log in here. Please login or become a TVNewsCheck Plus Member to access this page. If you need further assistance please contact . Username or Email Password Remember me Lost your password?
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Gray Media Looks Forward To World Cup, Political In Second Half Of 2026

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By Paige Albiniak Verified
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The advertising picture came in better than expected for Gray Media in the first quarter of this year, with the Super Bowl, Winter Olympics and early political spending providing an overall boost, executives said during the company’s earnings call on Thursday. Gray was up 2% in core advertising in the first quarter of this year, “with a boost from the Winter Olympics,” Pat LaPlatney, president and co-CEO, said. Core advertising hit $352 million in the quarter, the company reported.
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