Sinclair May Acquire Tribune for High $30s a Share

The video discusses Tribune's trading status and potential deal with Sinclair, highlighting the impact of the UHF discount on broadcasting companies. The FCC's decision on the UHF discount could allow companies like Sinclair to expand. Market reactions and future prospects for Sinclair and other potential buyers, such as Fox, are also explored.

What is the main reason for the optimism around Tribune's trading situation?

• Tribune has reported high earnings.

• There is a potential deal with Sinclair.

• The FCC has already voted in favor of the UHF discount.

• The price per share is expected to rise significantly.

What was the original purpose of the UHF discount?

• To encourage the use of digital television.

• To account for the limited reach of UHF channels compared to VHF.

• To increase the number of channels available to viewers.

• To allow more companies to enter the broadcast market.

How did the removal of the UHF discount affect companies like Sinclair?

• It reduced their market share.

• It pushed them over the cap for station ownership.

• It allowed them to acquire more stations.

• It increased their advertising revenue.

What is one potential benefit of the Sinclair-Tribune merger?

• Increased competition in the market.

• Higher costs for content providers.

• Reduced number of available channels.

• Synergies and increased leverage in negotiations.

Which other companies are mentioned as potential buyers besides Sinclair?

• CBS and Disney

• Nextar and Fox

• Amazon and Netflix

• Google and Apple