September 2025 Moving Checklist & Tips
- After years as a go-to source for inside information on the local television industry, TVSpy will cease operations on September 12th.
- For many in the broadcast news world, TVSpy was more than just a blog; it was a community.
- The end of TVSpy also marks a transition for the talented team of journalists who fueled its success.
A Chapter Closes for Local TV News Watchdog
After years as a go-to source for inside information on the local television industry, TVSpy will cease operations on September 12th. The blog, which built a dedicated following by covering the people adn happenings behind the scenes at local stations, was dropped by its parent company, Adweek.
For many in the broadcast news world, TVSpy was more than just a blog; it was a community. The site’s sharp reporting and often-humorous take on the industry made it a daily read for news directors, anchors, reporters, and media observers alike.
A Team of Industry Insiders
The end of TVSpy also marks a transition for the talented team of journalists who fueled its success. Kevin M. Eck joins andrew Gauthier,Merrill Knox,and Stephanie Tsoflias Siegel as former TVSpy writers and editors.These individuals have a deep understanding of the local TV landscape and a proven ability to deliver insightful coverage.
Their collective expertise has been instrumental in keeping industry professionals informed about personnel changes, ratings battles, and the evolving dynamics of local news. The future plans of this team remain unannounced, but their shared passion for local television suggests they will continue to contribute to the field in some capacity.
What’s Next? A Hopeful Farewell
The closure of TVSpy leaves a void in the coverage of local television. While the site’s future is uncertain, the parting message from its team suggests a possibility of a revival. Maybe this will be see you later and not goodbye?
This sentiment offers a glimmer of hope for those who valued TVSpy’s unique viewpoint and complete reporting.
As of September 7, 2025, the impact of TVSpy’s absence on the industry remains to be seen. However, its legacy as a pioneering voice in local TV journalism is secure.