mre29

Any bets on how long it takes Watters to become radioactive? That's not just Carlson's old timeslot -- it's O'Reilly's, too.

I didn't like the clock being on the left; having it on the right is pretty much the industry standard, at least here in the US. It'd be like having the website logo on the right.

Well, it's a step up from NotMy.

I assume that's so that WHDH's anchors and reporters are who viewers see on-screen. Did they have to bring their own equipment (cameras, mics, vehicle, etc.)?

I noticed that WHDH is covering Trump's arraignment in Miami. Anyone know if it's a straight simulcast of WSVN?

I'm not entirely sure about that. It looks like CBN has a fairly well-developed streaming video service that's on multiple platforms, but it's hard to find any info about watching The 700 Club on broadcast or cable. In fact, I've only been able to find two mentions of Freeform -- one on the media kit page for the show, the other on a page that looks like it's not actively part of the site. As for broadcast stations, I think that's just TBN, where it airs mid-afternoon. I got the distinct feeling that CBN has minimized its dependency on Freeform, thus leaving the door open to leaving the channel. Which makes me wonder if Robertson himself was the main reason the show was still there. Basically, I could see Disney paying CBN a not insignificant amount of money sometime in the next year to leave Freeform -- or at least drop one or two of the three airings.

Zaslav was doing the micromanaging, correct?

The first three paragraphs:

"More on that story just as soon as this logo gets out of my way." This makes me wish the main part of the L3 was in white-on-red.

I'm sure someone's fiancé does.

I'll be interested in seeing if WBBH gets the current standard Hearst TV station website design, which is several years old now, or if the company is planning on using them to launch a new design.

Heck, PBS imports British shows all the time. Masterpiece is one giant umbrella for dramas from over there.

No one said these imports wouldn't already be in English.

Hey, it's the last gasp of Citadel Communications.

The more I think about it, the more I'm convinced they should just rip the bandage off and rename the network to differentiate it from the "old" CW.

People who work nights? I know if I was working nights, I'd prefer early morning news over infomercials any day.

That's what I figured. Heck, Sunbeam probably doesn't have much of a corporate office beyond an office for Andrew Ansin.

Because why not? First up: Sunbeam-Owned WSVN Miami, WHDH Boston Add Hour of Morning News That's a lot of news. Wait... they have a general manager for each station and one for the company as a whole?

So, what's Robin Meade up to these days?

In that case, I don't think the Town Hall of Injustice necessarily had anything to do with Friday's ratings. Something else was going on. Was Newsmax showing anything notable Friday?

To be fair, this is Friday night we're talking about. It may not be quite the "death slot" it was just a few years ago, but I'm guessing it's still the weakest of the weeknights for a lot of channels. Also, I'd kinda like to know the ratings for Thursday -- the night after the Town Hell.

I'd like to think someone at KOVR is reacting thusly: "HA! They blinked!"

Thank God for that. (But I'm biased. )

Here's one tidbit that might help explain that: The college the town hall Trump rally was held at? Final exams start tomorrow. Those students didn't need the kind of disruption this event brought.