• by Wayne Friedman , January 20, 2017

Dow Jones U.S. Broadcasting & Entertainment Index was 0.7% higher to 1,241.53, with Dow Jones Media Index up 0.6%  to 835.12.

The biggest loser on the day was Dish Network, down 2.5% to $60.14; TV station group Tribune Media gave back 1.4% to $28.49; and Twitter -- one of Trump’s favorite media tools -- slipped 1.2% to $16.59.

Other smaller losses were registered for Facebook -- off 0.4% to $127.07; Scripps Networks Interactive, down 0.3% to $74.14; Discovery Communications, giving back 0.4% to $27.88.

On the flip side five traditional media companies -- Fox, CBS, Sinclair Broadcast Group, Viacom, and Comcast Corp. were up 1% or more. Fox, added 1% to $30.09; CBS, 1.4% to $63.49; Sinclair, added 2.4% to $32.25; Viacom also added 1.1% to $40.23; and Comcast, adding 1.4% to to $73.60.

Two big digital media companies -- Netflix and Google -- were virtually unchanged: Netflix was down 0.1% to $138.60 and Google [Alphabet], up 0.5% to $828.16. Walt Disney was also in the unchanged range: 0.3% to $107.64.

Overall, Dow Jones Industrials Index inched up 0.5% to 19,827.25.