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  1. I mean, Sam is the former Chief Met for the top-rated station in the country and he's working early AM. I'd be thankful for him if I were ABC. Who get's someone of this caliber to do mornings? Hell, who get's someone of Lee Goldberg's and Sam Champion's caliber on the same airwaves. Nuts.
    3 points
  2. Jim Donovan announced on Facebook this morning that the studio is being revamped. They’ll be anchoring from the newsroom for months.
    2 points
  3. Don't confuse "network" with "national." Yes, she's filled in at ABC News, but so have many from the O&O's. And yes, anything can happen, down the line. BUT...Kelly & Ryan is a WABC production, with a national audience. Whoever is on morning duty at channel 7 can pop up on Live. If Sam was there, it would've been him. He was a fixture on the program in the Regis days, too.
    1 point
  4. A little less than 2 years, from 1996-98, though the weekend show might've used it a bit longer than Jennings' weekday program.
    1 point
  5. A new find direct from Beta - about 5 minutes of ABC World News Sunday taped 9/14/1997 with Carole Simpson. Wonder how long ABC used this graphics package as I don't recognize it. And some re-uploads from pre-YT termination... KOMO News 4 at 11 4/17/95, where only one person at the anchor desk (Steve Pool) is still alive today. Kathi, Eric, and Bruce are all up in the skies now. And CNN NewsNight from 1/4/89 - Patrick Emory and Donna Kelley anchoring. Other CNN shows from that night have been reposted, including Crossfire and Moneyline.
    1 point
  6. It’s for the weather I’m sure.. I would say all stations are starting early especially with the the timing of the storm again. Even News12 is starting early tomorrow.
    1 point
  7. I know that. I meant a variation similar to those "clones".
    1 point
  8. Those are both clones of the WCBS set as are WBBM, WJZ, KPIX and others. I'm guessing they'll get the same set.
    1 point
  9. Finally. The updates to the main desk area and the big screen were good, but they needed a completely new set for way too long. While I expect a set on-par with most of the other O&Os, I hope they get a set like KDKA or WBZ.
    1 point
  10. As he shouldn't be. Everything he touches turn to crap
    1 point
  11. ShopHQ was killed ASAP, and they plan to re-launch the station as it was this month, with its pre-RNN and ShopHQ management intact (see comments). Right now it seems to be carrying a simulcast of their Vuit channel, including newscasts and skycams, and extended newscasts will be naturally a part of the new KIKU schedule.
    1 point
  12. Follow up. Allen completed the KIKU acquisition on Monday (1/31). Don't know when they'll get rid of the endless infomercials they currently air. But the sooner they get that new programming on air, the better...
    1 point
  13. Good! CNN is a shell of its former self. It desperately needs new leadership.
    1 point
  14. I highly agree, he may never work at another broadcast network or cable channel ever again.
    1 point
  15. Today is a great day for everyone at CNN and News as a whole. Stunned? Does Brian seriously have to keep this crap up? He needs to stop letting Jeff Zucker control him. Best of luck to WarnerMedia in the hiring for this, a solid external investigation to really find the problems would be a great thing for the network. Don't let the door hit you on the way out Jeff. Let's hope he remains unemployed.
    1 point
  16. Not a new development, but Sam’s obviously been given quite a bit of latitude in the on-air dress code.
    1 point
  17. Yesterday morning , WWOR had a simulcast of FOX Weather while WNYW had hourly updates during their E/I block.
    1 point
  18. Wow WPXI got a lot of mileage out of that set - looks like it was basically untouched through 2001/2, got a facelift by 2003, and lasted until they moved to a new building in the late 2000s.
    1 point
  19. This. I was looking forward to checking out their coverage of this storm, but I got to the the first commercial break yesterday and decided I'd seen enough. I could deal with the FOX Nation commercials, but I can't deal with seeing Hannity, Tucker, and the rest during every break.
    1 point
  20. The fact that they actively promote fox news shows is a turn off. I didn’t care to see Jesse Watters promoting his show while watching storm coverage. They should have kept it separate.
    1 point
  21. They launched a 6 pm newscast on weekends late last year as well. In addition it appears they removed the 8pm newscast as well as reduced the weekend morning newscasts by 1 hour airing from 8-11am instead of 7-11am
    1 point
  22. Los Angeles became the largest TV market to air an ATSC 3 signal. KTTV (RF 11) is the host station, carrying Fox 11, KCOP 13 & KTLA 5 main channels. KTTV's ATSC1 simulcast is on KTLA's RF 35 stick, while the subchannels (11.2-4) are on KCOP's RF 13 stick.
    1 point
  23. Hopefully WHEN Allen Media takes control of Tegna, TWC can be more of an asset. As it is right now, it was castoff by NBC/Bain after their malignment of the channel trying to "fill time". Now, this "time filler" is the norm after hours and they dropped the ball on this coverage. The local stations could assist TWC in covering the weather where it happens on the ground, and TWC should be able to step in with additional coverage and analysis of weather when it happens for a local station should they be affected by the storm itself. There really needs to be more weather coverage OTA. It's largely gone away in favor of other diginets. You have an AccuWeather or WeatherNation channel here and there, but it's very sparse, and it really hasn't been good coverage ever since NBC's WeatherPlus went away. And that played second fiddle to TWC and could have cause the same with WeatherPlus taking some of the "Weather" out of TWC. Distribution-wise, it's a challenge since the grids (power & data) could be affected by the storm itself. Going digital seems to make it harder to get the information out since cell phone networks could be toppled by a tower collapse or data failure somewhere in the chain. And even the most well-intentioned backup plans can be felled by a bad storm.
    1 point
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