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Over the past 12 months, SSP has outperformed S&P 500, delivering a return of +29% compared to S&P 500's +17% growth.
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E W Scripps Co
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E W Scripps is a media company that owns and runs local television stations and a set of national TV networks, including free over-the-air channels. It also produces news content for TV and digital audiences through brands such as Scripps News. The company sells advertising time and also gets paid by cable, satellite, and streaming distributors that carry its stations and networks. Its main customers are advertisers that want to reach local viewers or national TV audiences, plus pay-TV distributors that need access to its channels. Local businesses often buy ads on its stations, while larger brands buy inventory across its network portfolio. In simple terms, Scripps sits between content creation and audience reach: it makes programs and news, then monetizes the audience through ads and carriage fees. What makes its business model distinct is the mix of local station ownership and national broadcast networks, rather than relying on just one side of the TV business. That gives it two revenue streams tied to the same content footprint. It is a traditional media company, but one that combines local news, national channels, and digital distribution.