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A 35-year-old motorcyclist has died after a collision with a van outside a petrol station in Antegnate, in the province of Bergamo, Italy. Local reports say the crash happened near the fuel distributor, and emergency services were unable to save the rider. The driver of the van's condition and the circumstances of the collision have not yet been detailed as authorities investigate.
- 2Tegna and Disney Renew ABC Affiliation Deals in 13 Markets▼Tegna, Disney Entertainment Television Renew ABC Affiliation Agreements in 13 Markets
Tegna and Disney Entertainment Television have renewed their ABC affiliation agreements covering 13 Tegna-owned stations across the United States. The renewal ensures those local stations keep carrying ABC network programming, including primetime shows, news and sports, under a continued partnership between the two media companies. The deal affects viewers in the 13 markets where Tegna operates ABC affiliates.
- 3TEGNA and Disney renew ABC affiliations in 13 markets▼TEGNA and Disney Entertainment Television Renew ABC Affiliation Agreements in 13 Markets
TEGNA and Disney Entertainment Television have renewed their ABC affiliation agreements covering 13 TEGNA-owned stations across the United States. The renewal ensures those local stations will keep broadcasting ABC programming, including national news, sports and entertainment content, to viewers in their markets. The multi-year deal removes the threat of signal blackouts that have affected other station-carrier negotiations, and both companies present it as securing long-term network service for local audiences.
- 4Tegna and Disney Renew ABC Affiliation Deals in 13 Markets▼Tegna, Disney Renew ABC Affiliation Pacts in 13 Markets
Broadcaster Tegna and Disney have renewed their ABC affiliation agreements covering 13 television markets across the United States. The renewals ensure that Tegna-owned stations will continue carrying ABC programming, including network news, sports and entertainment content. The agreement comes as broadcasters and networks renegotiate carriage terms amid shifts in how viewers watch television.