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Gray Television, Inc.



J.Mack Robinson is the CEO of Gray Television, Inc..

Gray Television, Inc. is a media company headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. As of 2004 the company owned 29 television stations serving 25 television markets. Fifteen of the stations are affiliated with CBS, seven with NBC, and another seven with ABC. The combined station group had 22 stations ranked number 1 in local news audience and 22 stations ranked number 1 in overall audience within their respective markets. Gray Televsion station group reaches nearly 6% of total U.S. TV households. The company also owns and opporates four daily newspapers and a wireless messaging business. Company revenue in 2004 was $346.6 million.

Contact Information

Web Site:www.graycommunications.com
Telephone:404.504.9828
Fax:404.261.9607
Address:4370 Peachtree Rd. NE
Atlanta GA 30319
USA

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In Alabama:

WTVY TV 4 (CBS affiliate)

In Colorado:

KKCO TV 11 (NBC affiliate)
KKTV TV 11 (CBS affiliate)

In Florida:

WCTV TV 6 (CBS affiliate)
WJHG TV 7 (NBC affiliate)

In Georgia:

Albany Herald
Gwinnett Daily Post
Newton Citizen
Rockdale Citizen
WRDW TV 12 (CBS affiliate)
WSWG TV 44

In Illinois:

WIFR TV 23 (CBS affiliate)

In Indiana:

Goshen News
WNDU TV 16 (NBC affiliate)

In Kansas:

KAKE TV 10 (ABC affiliate)
WIBW TV 13

In Kentucky:

WBKO TV 13 (ABC affiliate)
WKYT TV 27 (CBS affiliate)
WYMT TV 57 (CBS affiliate)

In Michigan:

WILX TV 10 (NBC affiliate)

In Mississippi:

WTOK TV 11 (ABC affiliate)

In Nebraska:

KGIN TV 11 (CBS affiliate)
KOLN TV 10 (CBS affiliate)
WOWT TV 6 (NBC affiliate)

In Nevada:

KOLO TV 8 (ABC affiliate)

In North Carolina:

WITN TV 7 (NBC affiliate)

In Tennessee:

WVLT TV 8 (CBS affiliate)

In Texas:

KBTX TV 3 (CBS affiliate)
KWTX TV 10 (CBS affiliate)
KXII TV 12 (CBS affiliate)

In Virginia:

WAHU TV 27 (FOX affiliate)
WCAV TV 19 (CBS affiliate)
WHSV TV 3 (ABC affiliate)
WVAW TV 16 (ABC affiliate)

In West Virginia:

WSAZ TV 3 (NBC affiliate)
WTAP TV 15 (NBC affiliate)

In Wisconsin:

WEAU TV 13 (NBC affiliate)
WMTV TV 15 (NBC affiliate)
WSAW TV 7 (CBS affiliate)

Comments about Gray Television, Inc.

Comments to date: 5. This is page 1 of 1.

Joe N. Boris   Atlanta, GA

Posted at 10:00am on Saturday, March 29th, 2008

The firing of News Director Glen Mabie at WEAU-TV in Eau Claire, Wisconsin for refusing to 'sell' WEAU's news division ethics to a local hospital in a back-room deal is an outrage.
As someone who only stumbled across this story on a journalists' website, I find it incredulous that the Station Manager who tried to force this down the throats of his news staff is still employed at the station, while Mr. Mabie is now unemployed.
Gray Television Group, Inc. will have absolutely no integrity in the eyes of the public until it REVERSES these two current employment situations.


Dave   colo

Posted at 2:45am on Tuesday, February 5th, 2008

Gray's drug testing policies are the most invasive to employees at of all of the media owners in the United States. Some employees are tested five or six times per year!


Terribly Disappointed in Gray   Augusta, Georgia

Posted at 10:24am on Tuesday, May 8th, 2007

Gray does have serious race and gender discrimination issues. They knowingly cover up issues and keep the individuals who commit the acts employed. WRDW should be off the air for they're discriminating acts.


Disappointed in Gray   Charlottesville Virginia

Posted at 11:32am on Friday, April 20th, 2007

Serious discrimination towards hiring black applicants.


ron cekot   panama city beach, fl

Posted at 12:11am on Tuesday, February 27th, 2007

you local CBS affiliate WTVY is the worst station on the air in our local area. It constantly drops out portions of progams during Primetime . All we get to see is the "bouncing signal strength meter " . No other station in our area has this kind of problem. The only time I've seen this same lack of proffesionalism is when Wade Thompaston worked at Channel 7 in Panama City. Could there be a connection?




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