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well... this guy needs to be fired http://www.adweek.com/tvspy/wnyw-has-changed-how-it-does-sports/173309

Fox 5 is going to loose viewers with fluff people will turn to 7 11 4 or 2 where the focus is news Keep it up and pix 11 might win the demo for the next sweeps they need to get rid of Bryan Harmon and Bring someone in who will finally update that old set

I was surfing around FCCInfo (what else would a twenty something being doing on a Saturday night?) and noticed KSTS the Telemundo station for San Jose / San Francisco / Oakland has a license for a STL from Murray, UTAH to some business park right next to the Intermountain Medical Center. I thought this was a screw up on FCCInfo.com I checked out the FCC website and it appears to be genuine (unless of course who ever filed it screwed up as well).

For that article...you honestly deserve this.

I'm gonna try to be gentle here... 1) You could use a copy editor 2) You made several assertions in your article that don't make any sense especially when it comes to the relation of ratings to the length of time a program has aired in a time slot. It doesn't matter if 9's newscast started in 1980 and 32's in 1987 or whatever... There are several FOX O&O's making significant inroads against or beating stations established 30 or 40 years before they were. 32 suffers from horrible instability and mismanagement that is chronic and has been for several years. The place has never been quite right. 3) At least you're trying. Take this constructively please.

Seattle ABC affiliate KOMO has a new weekend co-anchor. Ryan Yamamoto formerly of Sacramento ABC affiliate KXTV, will co-anchor the 4 pm weekend newscasts alongside Michelle Esteban he will report for the other newscasts. Morgan Chesky and Michelle Esteban will continue as co-anchors of the weekend 5, 6 & 11 pm newscasts. Ryan's wife Suzanne Phan has also joined the station as a general assignment reporter. https://mobile.twitter.com/yamstv

Actually, the longest running anchor team in San Diego (not just mornings). I think Dan and Nichelle have been paired together for over 10 years. I do wonder if they were not going to renew him, and he just decided to leave seeing as his start date at CW6 is only a few weeks away. Still, this move is very surprising. I am not sold on Greg yet. He still is not ready to take over as an anchor, plus they can't afford to slide down more in the ratings... KNSD has a history of going both ways when it comes to filling anchor vacancies. They hired from outside to fill Marty Levin's spot, and Bill Menish was replaced in-house by Jason Austell. I do think this time around, they'll get someone from the outside.

It makes more sense now that CBS8 has been promoting Dan and Nichelle as the longest running morning anchorship team recently. A little surprising and a head scratcher for sure in this latest SD Newser development. NBC7 seems to have more stability than CW6 in terms of employment, so was he simply tired of waking up in the mornings? I like to root for underdogs, so I hope CW6 will improve for their news organization in all areas for the better, but their on-air product has been lacking and needs tinkering *AHEM stale graphics package*. Wonder if Greg Bledsoe is being lined up to take over mornings at NBC7 or someone totally new.

Jason Austell, longtime AM anchor at KNSD NBC7 is moving over to XETV CW6 as the 4/10pm anchor. http://www.sandiegoradio.org/2016/06/longtime-news-anchor-switching-stations.html Not sure why he would leave KNSD for a sinking ship at XETV, but it is what it is. He starts CW6 on July 11th. Curious to see who NBC replaces him with.

WISN in November 1984:

1) This belongs in the 2000-present video thread. 2) "viewer confusion" with "ABC 28" branding, in which I don't understand why.

CBS News has Scott Pelley in today to host the Special Report and he is rotating off with Elaine Quijano

WMAQ in 1972: