The E.W. Scripps
The E.W. Scripps Company, established in 1878, is a Cincinnati-based media enterprise operating through Local Media, National Media, and Other segments. The Local Media segment comprises 60 television stations, producing news, information, and entertainment content, along with their digital operations. The National Media segment offers content services through various internet-connected devices, including Katz, Newsy, Triton, Stitcher, and Midroll Media. Additionally, the company operates the Scripps National Spelling Bee and an investigative reporting newsroom in Washington, D.C. The E.W. Scripps Company serves audiences and businesses across the United States, driven by high-quality original content and digital strategies. The Scripps Howard Foundation, a private nonprofit, supports philanthropic causes, with a focus on journalism education, excellence in journalism, and childhood literacy.
Stitcher
Acquisition in 2016
Stitcher, Inc. is a company that develops a mobile application designed for discovering and streaming a variety of audio content, including radio shows, live radio stations, and podcasts. Founded in 2007 and based in San Francisco, California, the Stitcher app allows users to access news, sports, talk, and entertainment through their mobile devices and desktops. The application includes a network of original content covering diverse topics and offers a premium subscription service for enhanced features. As of June 2016, Stitcher operates as a subsidiary of Midroll Media, LLC.
Newsy is a digital video news service based in Columbia, Missouri, that offers a curated approach to storytelling, providing a national digital audience with concise video news segments. Acquired by Scripps in early 2014, Newsy analyzes how news stories are covered by various global media outlets, enhancing viewers' understanding of current events. Its engaging format presents a broader perspective on significant issues, making it convenient for users to access news through web and mobile platforms, as well as over-the-top (OTT) services. Newsy's commitment to quality journalism has earned it several accolades, including National Edward R. Murrow Awards for Best Documentary, Appy Awards, a Davey Award, and a W3 Award. The company's highly rated apps are widely available on major app stores, further expanding its reach to audiences seeking reliable news coverage.
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