The E.W. Scripps Company operates a diversified media portfolio through two main segments: Local Media, which runs more than 60 television stations across the United States reaching approximately one-quarter of U.S. television households, and Scripps Networks, which operates national news outlets and entertainment brands reaching nearly all U.S. television homes. The company generates revenue primarily through advertising sales across both traditional and digital platforms, distribution agreements with cable, satellite and streaming providers, and ancillary businesses including a television recording device called Tablo and stewardship of the Scripps National Spelling Bee. The Local Media segment derives income from core advertising, distribution revenues from cable and satellite carriers, and political advertising, while Scripps Networks generates revenue mainly through advertising in upfront and scatter markets and connected television channels, with both segments operating free, advertising-supported services delivered across broadcast, digital, mobile, social and streaming platforms.