Sinclair Inc（SBGI）资讯与事件

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SBGI 资讯

2.008-27Newsfilter

Sinclair Union Representation Change for KOMO/KUNS Photojournalists

1.008-25Newsfilter

Sinclair, Inc. to Participate in Four Investor Conferences

8.008-24Newsfilter

Sinclair Employees Vote to End SAG-AFTRA Representation

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Two Stocks to Watch Under $50 and One to Sell

4.508-14CNBC

Analysis of Advertising Spending in U.S. Midterm Elections

2.008-06NASDAQ.COM

Television and Radio Stocks Surge

2.008-06Globenewswire

Sinclair Responds to FCC's Update on Media Ownership Restrictions

2.008-06Newsfilter

Sinclair Responds to FCC's Update on Media Ownership Restrictions

9.508-06seekingalpha

Sinclair Reports Strong Q2 2026 Earnings Amid Political Cycle

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Sinclair Broadcast Updates 2026 Financial Guidance Amid Q2 Results

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SBGI 事件

8/27 10:30

Sinclair Statement on Union Representation for KOMO/KUNS News Photojournalists

Sinclair issued the following statement regarding union representation for news photojournalists at KOMO/KUNS in Seattle: "KOMO/KUNS received an August 18, 2026 notice from the National Labor Relations Board that the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees and Moving Picture Machine Operators of the United States and Canada Local 600, AFL-CIO has voluntarily disclaimed interest in continuing to represent news photojournalists at the stations. The union's decision follows an employee-initiated decertification petition and vote concerning continued IATSE representation. As a result of IATSE Local 600's decision, the union will no longer serve as the bargaining representative for this group of employees. Sinclair strives to be the employer of choice in every market we serve, and remains committed to maintaining a direct and productive relationship with our employees. Our employees are the heart of our company, and we value their contributions and dedication to serving the Seattle community."

8/6 14:30

Sinclair CEO Responds to FCC Vote on Ownership Restrictions

Sinclair CEO Chris Ripley issued a statement in response to the Federal Communications Commission's vote on national ownership restrictions, which reads" "Today's media landscape looks nothing like it did decades ago when the 39 percent limit was set by the FCC. Updating these rules to reflect dramatic changes across the media industry will set the stage for local broadcasters to begin to compete on a more level playing field. We applaud Commission leadership and the dedicated Commission staff for their work to modernize the rules and give broadcasters a fighting chance to preserve local news and continue to serve their local communities."

8/6 14:00

FCC Repeals 39% National TV Ownership Rule, TV Stocks Rise

The Federal Communications Commission voted to repeal its 39% national television multiple ownership rule and replace it with a case-by-case review. "This will empower the FCC to approve deals that promote the public interest while allowing the agency to reject any deals that do not meet that standard. Through today's action, the Commission exercises its authority to modify the FCC rule for the first time in over 20 years and align it with current market realities," the agency said in a statement. TV station owners are moving higher following the vote, with Nexstar (NXST) up 3% to $194.03, E.W. Scripps (SSP) up 10% to $3.15, Sinclair (SBGI) up 13% to $15.76, and Gray Media (GTN) up 4% to $4.51.

8/6 12:00

FCC Votes to Repeal TV Station Ownership Limit

The Federal Communications Commission voted 2-1 to repeal a restriction that limits companies from owning stations reaching more than 39% of TV households, but the change faces a potential court challenge as opponents contend that only Congress has the authority to remove the restriction, reported Deadline's Ted Johnson.

7/15 11:00

Sinclair CEO Supports FCC Updating Ownership Restrictions

Sinclair President and CEO Chris Ripley issued the following statement in response to the announcement that the Federal Communications Commission will consider modernizing its national ownership restrictions at its August Open Meeting: "It should not be controversial to suggest that changed facts should lead to changed rules. We commend Chairman Carr for considering action to modernize the FCC's rules setting the national ownership cap - and for his continued leadership in looking at ways to preserve local news by taking proactive steps to empower local broadcasters. Given the undeniable change and disruption to the media ecosystem, updating these rules to reflect the current landscape is common sense."

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