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A duopoly is a specific type of oligopoly where only two producers exist in one market. Duopoly may also refer to: Duopoly (broadcasting), in the United
Duopoly_(disambiguation)
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to: Triopoly (board game) An oligopoly with three sellers A twinstick or duopoly (broadcasting) operation to which a third local station under the same
Triopoly
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destination Duopoly (broadcasting), also called a station group, where groups of nearby radio stations have the same ownership This disambiguation page lists
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Cournot may refer to: Cournot competition, an economic model of duopoly Surname Antoine Augustin Cournot (1801–1877), French philosopher, mathematician
Cournot
Television station in New York City
station group owned by Chris-Craft Industries, which effectively created a duopoly between WNYW and its former rival, WWOR-TV. In autumn 2001, WNYW dropped
WNYW
Television station in Sioux Falls, South Dakota
resources were combined with those of KSFY. Gray contended that a KSFY/KDLT duopoly would fulfill "a dire need for an effective competitor" in the Sioux Falls
KSFY-TV
Television station in Traverse City, Michigan
has long been used as a shell corporation to allow Sinclair to operate duopolies where Sinclair cannot legally own them. Sinclair filed to buy WGTU outright
WGTU
Radio station in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
early 1993, and though now legally permitted to hold 104.7 (thanks to duopoly) in addition to WPIT and WPIT-FM, Salem chose to spin off 104.7 to Entercom
WPGB
Radio station in Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States
ownership structure became an additional issue, after the FCC adopted its duopoly rule in August 1941, which restricted licensees from owning more than one
WSAN
Television station in Fort Smith, Arkansas
television stations by market size (previously, the company's New Orleans duopoly of WGNO and WNOL-TV held this distinction). Sinclair Broadcast Group entered
KFSM-TV
Television station in Batavia, New York
enough to permit a duopoly in any case (even as both Nexstar Media Group and Sinclair Broadcast Group both hold longstanding duopolies in the same market)
WPXJ-TV
Television station in Llano, Texas
identifications, with a variant of channel 36's logo being utilized for disambiguation purposes in channel 14's own station IDs and periodically during KXAN's
KBVO
Head of the Royal Australian Air Force
"properly regarded as the 'father' of the Air Force". The Williams-Goble duopoly ended in 1940. Williams was dismissed from his post in 1939 following publication
Chief of Air Force (Australia)
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Television station in Springfield, Illinois
Nexstar's duopoly of CW affiliate WISH-TV and MyNetworkTV affiliate WNDY-TV (which were both sold to Circle City Broadcasting) and Tribune's duopoly of Fox
WCIX
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