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I guess you haven't seen the Philly skyline since before 1984. There's a bunch of notable looking buildings in our skyline these days and this is just a piece of what it features: Comcast Technology Center is what you're referring to. It's the tallest building in Philly now and one of, if not the tallest in the country outside of New York and Chicago.5 points
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Bad take. I'm not from Philly, so I'm not really familiar with their skyline, BUT the very broadcast company in question here just built one of (if not) the tallest skyscrapers in town, and NBC10 was one of the first occupants. That deserves to be in an open. Besides, locals know the skyline and city, even if it's not as identifiable to out-of-towners like most of us here.5 points
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I beg to differ. There are no notable buildings in Philadelphia. In New York, there's the Empire State Building. In California, there's literally every building there. In Chicago, there is the Sears-Willis tower. In Philadelphia, there's nothing. You might as well put a Philly Cheese steak in the background and everyone will think, "look, it's Philadelphia."3 points
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Don’t worry guys - my friend (and his friend) and I will take care of him.2 points
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KNBC made the switch today, also using new music.2 points
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You two are agreeing about the peacock background. You both want it gone.2 points
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Damn and she was really good in this market, going to miss Darlene on NBC 4.1 point
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I agree with you; always very disjointed, too. Every time I've tuned in during storm coverage, it seems like they're scrambling to discuss map and radar source logistics to the point where it's impeding coverage. WMAQ and well as WBBM and WLS seem to be much more prepared.1 point
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Totally agree. -- Matt1 point
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These look very good if not great. The change from mainly blue is a refreshing one. Can't wait for these to reach WCAU.1 point
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KOVR sports director Marshall Harris is moving to WBBM to assume the same role.1 point
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The devastating collapsed condo building in Miami hits close to WSVN Chief Meteorologist Phil Ferro. Phil Godmother and Uncle were found in the rubble over the weekend. Prayers and condolences are with Phil Ferro's family at this very difficult time. https://wsvn.com/news/local/miami-dade/7weathers-ferro-opens-up-about-losing-uncle-godmother-in-condo-collapse/0 points
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