mre29
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I'm sure their viewer(s) in Alaska and Hawaii are grateful.
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Speak for yourself. Most people I know up here in NH would call it 95. But, then, I also live near a completely different Route 128... The brand confusion with WJAR hasn't help there. I still think they should have gone with "NBC 15" instead...
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I can see it coming down to which URL requires the fewest taps on a mobile browser. "cbsboston.com": 13 characters "cbsnews.com/boston": 18 characters "wbz.com": 7 characters "cbslosangeles.com": 17 characters "cbsnews.com/losangeles": 22 characters "kcal.com": 8 characters
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Wait....what?
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Or just breakfast mode. Someone there must really like morning news.
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I'm honestly surprised Sinclair hasn't started selling stations. That seems like a sure-fire way to recoup some losses.
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You consider retransmission disputes to be entirely the providers' (read: cable companies, Hulu, Fubo, etc.) fault?
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An hour of true-crime investigation programming every night? Hard pass. In fact, I doubt affiliates would like it, either.
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Maybe it's for a new TLC show: Little People, Big Video Wall.
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Complete with footwear.
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"NewsNation Billings".... "NewsNation Elmira".... "NewsNation Escanaba"... "NewsNation Podunk".... I can see their competitors having a field day. "Would you trust news for Escanaba that's coming from CHIGAGO?"
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They could brand it as "MyBall".
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What, is the NBC logo missing from the station's website?
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By that logic, WFSB in Hartford (also a Gray station acquired from Meredith) is going to drop CBS, too -- its website is also missing the network's logo.
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Considering that Nexstar owns the CBS (WKBN) and Fox (WYFX-LD) affiliates and operates the ABC affiliate (WYTV), they're going to want to find a different buyer.
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TEGNA Broadcasting and Digital General Discussion
mre29 replied to ABC 7 Denver's topic in Corporate Chat
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That's basically what I said, only going in the other direction.
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This makes me wonder if the plan is for ID to take over HLN's channel space on most cable systems once the latter is fully shut down.
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They may as well be a cable TV company. All they need is a 24-hour weather channel. "Yo, I heard you like cable systems, so I got you a cable system for your cable system."
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My interpretation of the announcement is that the crime shows are being added to Investigation Discovery, likely allowing WBD to either flip HLN into something different or vacate the channel space altogether. (If it's the latter, I hope AMC Networks tries to get BBC World News in there.)
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I was wondering when Licht was going to start making changes to HLN. Not sure what the point of simulcasting CNN This Morning is, though, especially since I suspect the two channels are side-by-side on most cable systems.
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And everyone at KSAZ breathes a sigh of relief.
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