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Brad Ramsey

Senior Vice President of Media Operations and President & GM of WFAA -Dallas/Fort Worth, TEGNA INC

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Recent appearances

  • A Few of Our Favorite Things From 2025

    In this special Thanksgiving edition of "MediaTalk," host Mike Reynolds revisits insightful discussions with four prominent executives in the media industry, each sharing their perspectives on topics ranging from evolving distribution deals, sports rights and AI. The episode features Tom Montemagno from Charter Communications, John Lasker from ESPN, Brad Ramsey from TEGNA, and Mark Penn from Stagwell, offering a blend of strategic insights and industry trends. Tom Montemagno discusses Charter's shift towards a hybrid model that combines traditional linear programming with streaming options…

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  • How TEGNA Tailors Sports Rights Deals Across Leagues, Markets for Maximum Reach

    "MediaTalk" host Mike Reynolds sits down with Brad Ramsey, senior vice president of media operations at TEGNA, about the increasingly important role that broadcasters are playing in delivering local sports programming to fans. TEGNA has secured local rights deals with 14 NBA, NHL, MLB, and WNBA teams, marking a significant shift in the sports broadcasting landscape. Ramsey emphasizes that the company's varied agreements, which include full season rights and targeted game packages, allow TEGNA to reach a broader audience, offering value to viewers and advertisers alike. The conversation hi…

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