“Good Company” is going off the air in mid-January. The move is a result of corporate restructuring by the station’s parent company, Tegna.
In a note to employees on Monday, Tegna’s chief operating officer of media operations Lynn Beall announced the company’s plan to centralize its marketing team. Under the new structure, regional marketing leaders will oversee multiple television stations and markets. The media conglomerate owns 64 stations across 51 markets nationwide.
A Tegna spokesperson wouldn’t specify how many local employees would lose their jobs as a result of the changes, only noting that “Good Company” fell under marketing at WKYC “and will be sunset.”
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