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FCC approves combination of Nexstar and Tegna TV stations
- The FCC approved the sale of Tegna stations to Nexstar, enabling Nexstar to own under 15% of U.S. TV stations.
- FCC chair Brendan Carr said the move reflects a marketplace mindful of today’s conditions, not those of decades past.
- The approval followed a group of eight states filing suit in California to block the merger.
- DirecTV also filed a separate suit aimed at stopping the deal.
- The arrangement would make the combined entity the largest U.S. broadcast station group, according to reporting.
- Tegna chairmanship and stock references are noted in coverage accompanying the deal details.
- The article highlights parties involved and timeline, with March 19 being the FCC decision date.
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