For All SB Stations, Local + National pacing has shifted by –0.1, Local TV by +0.1, and National TV by –0.3, compared to last week. These changes represent the week-over-week shifts from their previous pacing levels, with Local + National and National TV falling slightly while Local TV edged upward. Looking across other revenue categories, several move in an opposite direction from All SB Stations. For example, NBC’s Local + National and Local TV pacing improved by +1.4 and +1.9 respectively, contrasting with the slight drop in All SB Local + National. Similarly, FOX’s National TV pacing increased by +0.5 and MNTV’s National transitioned to a positive pacing of +0.2, while Independent revenue categories also posted increases, with Local + National up by +3.2 and Local TV up by +3.6. DMA segments and regions like DMA 21-65 with a Local TV increase of +1.0 and the NorthEast region showing improvements further illustrate these opposite shifts.

For All SB Stations, Local TV is showing a current pacing of –4.7, National TV is pacing at 11.7, and Local + National is at –3.1. Each revenue category is being presented individually in the current pacing data compared to last year. Looking across the board, some revenue categories are pacing in a different direction compared to their All SB Stations counterparts. FOX, for example, is pacing strongly in both Local + National (18.5) and National TV (226.6), contrasting with the overall decline in Local + National pacing. Meanwhile, ABC, NBC, CW, and MNTV exhibit negative pacing within their Local TV or Local + National segments, similar to All SB Stations’ negative trends, but regions like NorthEast are showing positive pacing for Local TV (4.3) even as Midwest Local TV declines. DMA segments vary as well, with DMA 1–20 and DMA 21–65 posting positive pacing for Local + National and National TV, respectively, while DMA 66–100 and DMA 101+ maintain negative pacing across these revenue categories.