Television station sales may reach $17 billion in 2010, representing a 7.5 percent jump from the $15.8 billion in revenue recorded last year, B&C reports, citing data from BIA/Kelsey.
TV revenue in 10 states should rise 8 percent or more, helped by heated political races. The states include Arkansas, Pennsylvania, Texas and Ohio, which should all see sales jump by 8.5 percent, while Colorado TV stations will see a 8.4 percent rise in revenue.
Still, station revenue may slip to $16.8 billion in 2011 because of a lack of midterm elections next year.
I must confess that over the last two weeks of the following particularly unhinged election routine, despite the brief psychological refreshment I experienced for the Restoring Sanity Rally on Saturday, I have once again begun to suss out suitable caves inside the Northwest Territories of Canada to we can retire and get rid the intellectual and meaning potato sack sprint towards the bottom that is our own national political conversation.
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