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  1. Hothaus designed that package. This was when KGTV was at its best and very competitive with KFMB during its “Local 8 News” era.
    2 points
  2. Yes, it reminds me of this package from the mid 2000s before they went HD (weather is at 16:36): This package was one of the best from KGTV IMO.
    2 points
  3. So they basically just did what MSNBC did. They dumped the tickers as well. Outside of Bret Baier and Fox News Sunday, their programming has been mostly talk/personality shows for a while. The “newsroom” shows have always been slanted to the right (not explicitly, but in terms of story selection). I don’t like Fox News (or any other American cable news channel for that matter,) but I’m not sure this counts as a drastic change from what they’ve been doing before.
    1 point
  4. The blue and white floating/rotating squares remind me of the package WCTI used for 15+ years until Sinclair standardized them.
    1 point
  5. Scripps??? I thought we were talking about a Nexstar station.
    1 point
  6. Tim Dadabo. I completely agree that he’s awful. Rey did indeed design this.
    1 point
  7. What do you expect for a package that's almost 12 years old?
    1 point
  8. I've noticed the unnecessarily-layered L3s on other Nexstar stations, too.
    1 point
  9. Indeed quite a massive upgrade, though if I had a thing to nitpick on, I wish those gradients would be smaller then they are here. Otherwise, it's looking great, and hoping for NS2K+'s return!
    1 point
  10. WBNS: "Am I a joke to you?" But yes, I concur. I suspect this is an in-house pack given all these unnecessary extras. This could quite be the worst in-house job a Nexstar station has done.
    1 point
  11. New Petition. RNN has filed to have Norwell, MA's WWDP to vacate VHF 10 and move to UHF 36. I would've rather see WGBH (RF 5) or WSBE (RF 2) move to this allotment than a station that only shows wasteful infomercials and shopping channels.
    1 point
  12. Since the current PBS begathon is running, it puts things in a different perspective. You left significant money on the table and you turn around and beg money from me? Weigel might have wanted it for their LPTV.
    1 point
  13. I'm not too fond of the tall/thin fonts... reminds me of what KOIN had used before they updated... the smaller that font gets, the harder it is to read.... I give it a meh...
    1 point
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  15. Apparently there are no more tickers on anything on FOX "News," not even on America's Newsroom (meaning that the only "news" on there now is an endless loop of "blame Biden," "hate the Democrats," "get Trump back in at all costs," etc.).
    0 points
  16. they’re not even back to having everyone in the actual newsroom fully in person. There are still people working remotely, some not even in the NYC area and some reporters who haven’t been inside the station more than two or three times since the March 2020 lockdown.
    0 points
  17. I bet this is less about a rigid programming schedule for their staff and more to do with cable operators agreements. As news programming has grown, the "general entertainment" programming from WGN America's original format has shrunk. Most old school contracts have a minimum number of hours that must be dedicated to the channel's stated programming purpose. So while I think NewsNation probably would have liked to cover it - and certainly had the resources to given the availability of a clean feed - I bet they couldn't afford to lose 3+ hours of their entertainment schedule. Ultimately this is one of the biggest problems for this channel. The need to still fulfill old carriage agreements while trying to take on a new mission. At some point they need to go all in if they are going to try to be a full-service news network.
    0 points
  18. "Oh sorry, the news isn't happening during our regular news programming schedule, so we're not covering it." lol
    0 points
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