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A Group Of CBS Affiliates Gear Up For Network Relocation

Sophia Sterling
Sophia Sterling
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The CBS logo displayed on a digital screen, representing current changes in network station affiliations.

A significant shift in television broadcasting is underway as a group of CBS affiliates currently tied to Nexstar Media Group prepares for a network change. Industry reports indicate these stations will lose their CBS affiliation, marking a notable transition for local viewers across the affected markets.

New two-year agreements are already in place with two competing media companies to take over the network programming. These developments confirm rumors that began circulating on July 17 regarding specific broadcast changes in New Mexico and beyond.

This move reflects the ongoing realignment of network-affiliate relationships within the broadcast industry. As station groups continue to evaluate their content strategy, the landscape for local television remains in flux. Further details on the specific stations involved remain subject to upcoming industry filings and announcements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are CBS affiliates leaving Nexstar Media Group?+
Yes, a group of CBS affiliates previously associated with Nexstar Media Group is transitioning to new network partners.
How long are the new agreements for these stations?+
The new agreements with competing media companies are set for a two-year term.
Where were the rumors of this move first reported?+
Speculation began around July 17 with reports highlighting potential changes, particularly in New Mexico.
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