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Run3TV is a TV web platform for broadcasters that uses NEXTGEN TV's ATSC 3.0 A/344 Interactive Broadcast Standard to enhance local news, sports, and entertainment viewing experiences. NEXTGEN TV applications enable broadcasters to directly engage with viewers, boost engagement, and generate new revenue sources.

Telemundo Atlanta operates as a television broadcasting channel focused on serving the Hispanic community in Atlanta and its surrounding counties. The channel offers a variety of Spanish-language programming, including local news and entertainment, catering to the needs of its growing audience. In addition to Spanish content, Telemundo Atlanta also features Korean programs, enhancing the diversity of its offerings. By providing access to both local and international media, the channel plays a crucial role in connecting the Hispanic population in Georgia with relevant news and cultural programming.

Family Entertainment Live is an entertainment company that specializes in developing and producing engaging live event formats and intellectual properties. The company is known for its successful productions, including Magic of Lights and Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live. By focusing on creating memorable experiences, Family Entertainment Live aims to captivate audiences through its innovative entertainment offerings.

Third Rail Studios is a film and television studio located in Atlanta, specializing in the production of movies, TV shows, and commercials. The facility is purpose-built to accommodate the needs of production companies, offering multiple stages, a mill, and support spaces, along with production offices. It features a clear height of 41 feet and is equipped to handle a suspended live load of up to 300,000 pounds, providing ample capacity for various production requirements. With 70,000 square feet of mill and support space available, Third Rail Studios aims to streamline the production process, enabling companies to operate more efficiently and cost-effectively.

Local Media Group includes 17 owned or operated television stations reaching 11 percent of U.S. households. Meredith’s portfolio is concentrated in large, fast-growing markets, with seven stations in the nation’s Top 25 – including Atlanta, Phoenix, St. Louis and Portland – and 13 in Top 50 markets. Local Media Group, which owns the following 17 television stations in 12 local markets: WGCL (CBS) / WPCH (Independent), Atlanta, Georgia (DMA 7) KPHO (CBS) / KTVK (Independent), Phoenix, Arizona (DMA 11) KPTV (FOX) / KPDX (MyNetwork), Portland, Oregon (DMA 21) KMOV (CBS), St. Louis, Missouri (DMA 23) WSMV (NBC), Nashville, Tennessee (DMA 29) WFSB (CBS), Hartford-New Haven, Connecticut (DMA 32) KCTV (CBS) / KSMO (MyNetwork), Kansas City, Missouri, (DMA 34) WHNS (FOX), Greenville-Spartanburg, South Carolina (DMA 35) KVVU (FOX), Las Vegas, Nevada (DMA 40) WALA (FOX), Mobile, Alabama (DMA 57) WNEM (CBS), Flint-Saginaw, Michigan (DMA 73) WGGB (ABC & FOX) / WSHM-LD (CBS), Springfield, Massachusetts (DMA 116)

Optic Gaming is an Esports entertainment organization that competes, streams, and produces content across multiple online games.

Quincy is a private family-owned fifth and sixth-generation media company that owns and operates television stations in 16 markets, newspapers in two markets, radio in one, and digital platforms in all. Its broadcast footprint covers much of the upper Midwest – it has two or more properties in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. QMI also operates television stations in Tucson, Arizona, Fort Wayne, Indiana, Bluefield, West Virginia, and Binghamton, New York. Its television network affiliations include ABC, NBC, CBS, and FOX.QMI also owns and operates the Herald-Whig in Quincy, Illinois, and the Courier-Post in Hannibal, Missouri.

Raycom Media is one of the largest privately-owned local media companies in the United States, operating 65 television stations and 2 radio stations across 44 markets in 20 states. The company serves approximately 16% of U.S. television households and employs over 8,300 individuals in various roles. In addition to its television and radio broadcasting, Raycom Media owns CNHI, which publishes over 100 community newspapers across 23 states, and operates several subsidiaries including PureCars, a digital advertising platform for the automotive sector; Raycom Sports, which focuses on marketing and production; Tupelo Raycom, specializing in sports and entertainment production; RTM Productions, known for automotive programming; and Broadview Media, which offers post-production and digital signage services. Raycom Media is headquartered in Montgomery, Alabama.

KDLT-TV is a television broadcast company based in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, serving the regions of Eastern South Dakota, Southwestern Minnesota, Northwestern Iowa, and parts of Nebraska. Originally founded in 1960 as KORN-TV in Mitchell, South Dakota, the station changed its call letters to KXON-TV in 1972 and later to KDLT in 1982 when it became an NBC affiliate. Over the years, the station has undergone several ownership changes, including sales to Dakotaland Broadcasting and Heritage Broadcasting. In 1994, Red River Broadcast Co., LLC acquired KDLT and relocated its city of license to Sioux Falls in 1998, broadcasting on channel 46 from a new tower in Rowena, South Dakota. KDLT-TV became a subsidiary of Gray Television, Inc. in 2019, solidifying its role in the local broadcasting landscape.

Syncbak, Inc. is a live broadcast network and distribution company that specializes in providing a comprehensive platform for live streaming and content management. Established in 2009 and headquartered in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, with an additional office in New York, Syncbak offers services such as live stream transcoding, rights management, cloud-based DVR, and geo-location services. Its all-in-one OTT resource, SyncTalk, enables the streaming of live broadcast television to mobile devices. The company supports various segments of the broadcasting industry, including television networks, broadcast groups, TV stations, and content producers. Syncbak's technology powers successful OTT solutions, including CBS All Access and live TV for platforms like Hulu and fuboTV, facilitating features such as dynamic ad insertion and stream monitoring to enhance viewer experiences.

Schurz Communications is a news and information company engaged in broadband services, newspaper publishing, and digital media operations. The company owns three broadband providers that serve over 75,000 subscribers. In the realm of print media, Schurz publishes 11 daily newspapers and seven weekly newspapers primarily in medium and small markets, with a daily circulation of approximately 129,467 and a weekly circulation of around 95,800. Additionally, Schurz offers various niche publications and holds multiple minority investments, further diversifying its portfolio in the media landscape.

Hoak Media is a media company focused on the acquisition, development, and operation of network-affiliated broadcast television stations in small and medium-sized markets across the United States. The company specializes in acquiring stations affiliated with major networks such as CBS, ABC, and NBC, ensuring that its properties serve as the primary source of news and information for their respective communities. By concentrating on secondary and tertiary markets, Hoak Media aims to enhance local broadcasting and provide quality programming that meets the needs of its audience.

KOLO-TV is a television news broadcasting station located in Reno, Nevada. It is recognized as a leading source of local news and has a significant audience viewership. The station provides a wide range of news coverage, including topics such as agriculture, business, crime, elections, entertainment, health, politics, and weather reports. Additionally, KOLO-TV offers sports statistics and predictions, catering to diverse interests within the community.