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A Kalamazoo-based motor repair and equipment management company is expanding to the east side of the state with the acquisition of a metro Detroit service center.HECO Inc. executives this week announced the acquisition of Alran LLC, an electric motor repair company in Redford Township.Terms of the…
Could sales automation boost local TV against digital giants?
Sales leaders from a half dozen major TV station groups gathered to talk about the challenges they face competing with an increasingly powerful array of digital giants. Key to their strategy is moving to impressions-based selling and creating an automated pipeline connecting media buyers and TV sales reps and cutting down on the busy work that drives up the costs of transactions. Pictured: Frank Comerford, chief revenue officer, and president, commercial operations, NBCU Owned Television Stations.
By tvn-member-1078419 | November 12, 2019 | 11:04 a.m. ET.
Local TV broadcasters have an answer for advertisers looking for more opportunities to invest in brand-safe, premium video: multiplatform campaigns that include spots in linear TV, OTT, online and mobile.
Irwin Borough property owners will pay about 15% more in real estate taxes next year.
The 2021 budget of $4.79 million raises taxes three mills.
Irwin Council approved the budget Wednesday, which raises the tax rate from 20 mills to 23 mills.
Two of the three additional mills will be devoted to the general fund, while one mill will be designated as a fire tax, with the revenue allocated to the Irwin Volunteer Fire Department for capital expenditures.
Justin Mochar, Irwin fire chief, has said the fire department wants to build a new fire hall within the next two years.
Councilwoman Gail Macioce was the only member who voted against the spending plan. Following the meeting, Macioce said she did not believe the residents should have to pay additional property taxes “in light of everything that was the is going on.”