Lake Hill Broadcasting

Lake Hill Broadcasting is a United States broadcasting company based in Chicago, Illinois. It is owned by Lake Hill Investments Inc.
== History ==
On December 4, 2010, Lake Hill Investments announced that it was forming a broadcasting company with MediaCast Inc, the owner of 2 stations in Salt Lake City and Tampa. The company formed on January 3, 2011, via Broadcasting Investments I LLP. Shortly there after, the company expanded to Madison, Wisconsin and Toledo, Ohio.
On June 1, 2016, Mediacast filed for bankruptcy, and Lake Hill bought the legal assets of the company. Lake Hill then transferred the assets to a new company, MediaCast LLC. The LLC is controlled by David Smith, a friend of Lake Hill owner Fred David. However, the majority of the stock is controlled by Lake Hill, via another shell company, PLI Ventures LLC. With MediaCast gone, Broadcasting Investments I LLP had to disband or form a new entity. Lake Hill transferred the assets of Lake Hill Broadcasting into the company itself.
Shortly there after, Lake Hill Broadcasting expanded into other countries, with its first station in Davo City, Philippines, then Sydney, Australia and London, Canada. In April 2020, Lake Hill announced that they have bought KAKQ, WALA, and KAZQ from Berfield/Willis broadcast corporation. In addition, it also bought KMCK via MediaCast LLC, and entered into a shared services agreement with the station.
Later in 2020, Lake Hill opened a local news production and central casting facility division in Indianapolis Newsfix Local Productions. It produces newscasts and handles master control facilities for 5 low power stations and 1 FOX station. 
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