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  1. On 12/19/2021 at 4:25 AM, WWUpdate said:

    This is a treat -- a complete WLS 10 p.m. Christmas Eve broadcast from 1983, the tail end of the (Seven's) On Your Side era -- and Alan Krashesky with the weather:

     

     

     

    And from the following day (Christmas Day):

     

     

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  2. On 12/19/2021 at 7:25 AM, 24994J said:

     

    Temporary. They vacated the main set sometime after November sweeps, and with tonights upload, basically confirmed that News Series 2000, new anchor assignments, and the KABC-style set debuted after Christmas, but likely right on January 2nd, 1984.

     

    I just noticed that they created the temporary set by combining the main news desk with the backdrop used by 4:30:

     

     

     

  3. 28 minutes ago, WWUpdate said:

    This is a treat -- a complete WLS 10 p.m. Christmas Eve broadcast from 1983, the tail end of the (Seven's) On Your Side era -- and Alan Krashesky with the weather:

     

     

     

    By the way, is that a temporary set or a secondary one they used for the weekend news? Here's their main 10 p.m. set from earlier in 1983:

     

     

  4. 11 hours ago, VHSgoodiesWA said:

     

    And a NEW find! About half of KNXV News 15 at 10, from February 28th, 1997, same day as the North Hollywood Shootout. If I recall, this is my first newscast find from Phoenix.

     

     

    In 1997, KNXV used "Live, Local, Late-Breaking," as its slogan, while its competitor KPHO opted for a completely different approach -- "Local, Live, Late-Breaking." Who says that consultant-driven local news is beholden to formulas?

     

     

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  5. On 9/28/2021 at 10:43 PM, PelicanGuy said:

    It does beg the question: how would THIS be covered today? A good video on ethics in journalism...for 1984.

     

     

     

     

    On a related note, a 1987 commentary by media critic Ron Powers on the ethics of showing a person's death on television:

     

     

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