Local TV is a billion dollar business. Broadcast companies spend that much to acquire other broadcast companies and manage billions of dollars in yearly revenue. But I wondered, for all those billions of dollars, what would just $100 buy the average TV station?
Local TV is a billion dollar business. Broadcast companies spend that much to acquire other broadcast companies and manage billions of dollars in yearly revenue.
But I wondered, for all those billions of dollars, what would just $100 buy the average TV station? So I polled some station executives to see what they’ve bought recently with $100.
One station bought a UVC germicidal light bulb for $107. Money well spent these days.
Another station spent $100 on parking tickets. Seems the news crews always forget to feed the meter.
At one station, they used to take a good client out for lunch and maybe spend $100, but alas, those days are over now.
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