Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. EXCLUSIVE: A year ago Dr. Phil and Trinity Broadcasting Network CEO Matthew Crouch sat together warning “the family in America is ...
Lawsuits and back-and-forth allegations have been keeping the issues between Dr. Phil McGraw’s company Merit Street Media, Trinity Broadcasting, and Professional Bull Riders LLC in the news. Now, ...
Aerial view of the former Trinity Broadcast Network headquarters in Costa Mesa. (Don Kelsen / Los Angeles Times) The distinctive former headquarters of the Christian media company Trinity Broadcasting ...
The bankruptcy of Dr. Phil's Merit Street Media has taken another turn, with its distribution partner suing the company for fraud and breach of contract. In a lawsuit filed in Texas federal court on ...
A battle at the Trinity Broadcasting Network has unleashed allegations that its founding family has lived lavishly off of donations to the nonprofit religious channel, according to The New York Times.
The Minority Media and Telecommunications Council has been accumulating a small number of broadcast outlets which it will use prepare segments of the population under-represented in broadcasting for ...
Last month, it was reported that Phil McGraw’s media company, Merit Street Media, had filed for bankruptcy and also filed a lawsuit against its partner Trinity Broadcasting. Now, Trinity Broadcasting ...
Trinity Broadcasting Network, former business partner of Dr. Phil’s now-bankrupt Merit Street Media, filed a counterclaim against the TV personality — alleging he engaged in a scheme to “fleece” the ...
Make no mistake: Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN) does not align itself with the view expressed by the National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) organization that “modernization” of the FCC’s national ...
Paul Crouch, the son of Missouri missionaries who built what has been called the world’s largest Christian broadcasting network, has died. He was 79. Trinity Broadcasting Network reported Saturday ...
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Former Trinity Broadcasting headquarters is sold and set to be torn down for new housing
The distinctive former headquarters of the Christian media company Trinity Broadcasting Network in Costa Mesa has sold for $44.5 million, clearing the way for new housing. The purchase of the ornate ...
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