ABC 7 Denver

Definitely Rechner.

And even then, this DDG anchor desk is the same as KYW. KFSN can't afford new design concepts.

This further cements my perspective. https://www.ftvlive.com/sqsp-test/2022/10/26/is-nexstar-headed-for-bankruptcy

Brick like that doesn't age well. Here are the important questions: Why is Nexstar willing to invest in a new set that I'm sure is insanely expensive because of the couple hundred displays, when their previous set was only a few years old, and when they're losing tons of air and news staff due to lack of employment mobility and salary increases? Why is a liability like a news set (can't convert into a ratings bump), more important than the local journalism that your station supposedly produces (and when you're vastly underutilizing historic KWGN)? Why is Nexstar satisfied with a station that doesn't care about or understand it's local market by telling spot news, with green Gen Z-ers (in Market 17 - REALLY!?), and a marketing department who can't put together a worthy brand that won't get their vehicles damaged by Coloradoans who HATE Fox News? - Nexstar isn't interested in Denver and they are willing to tank their stations here to subsidize a Me-Too Cable News Channel that will never go anywhere. It's disgusting. I'm tired of non-local ownership.

And taking the same approach with the Safeway Albertson brands.

The CSD has the hots for Perry after watching KLFY.

Big white hairy balls rule this town.

To that minority point, there were two organizations vying for TEGNA, both lead by minorities, Soo Kim and Byron Allen. If that's the argument that they are competing with then they are going to lose. On paper, Allen Media has a lot fewer legal questions, hurtles and backroom dealing than Standard does. For that alone, I would not approve the deal.

So be prepare for WINS 1010 and 880, but I have a sneaking suspicion that there won't be a simulcast. 880 spectrum number is going to be sold.

Which brand is bigger in NYC, WINS or WCBS?

It looks as sterile as the WSET and WEAR sets do. Even the wood wall behind the Chamber member with the novelty scissors looks light, belonging in a Doctor's Office waiting room, not an intimate news environment.

More likely the Jets. I see the confusion though.

Nexstar is someone I highly recommend not investing in. They don't know their ass from a hole in the ground.

It may be old and lame, but it's a known commodity.

I think it will eventually become all reality and news programming only (NewsNation Nightside/ MIA and local). There's going to be nothing scripted whatsoever.

The KXTV set is a facelift of their previous set. KFMB is getting a new set-in-a-box.

I didn't say that it wasn't illegal in California. The poster asked, "Does station management at TV station in any market..." I answered that question. Your response moved the goal posts. Thanks booboo.

Yes, which is why many enforce their non-competes.

Thanks. I hate it.

Ew. No! That's awful.

Which is not a forum or is even well designed.

What other site?

Is that an FX set?

Just want to point out that the WGCL Vimeo page has been changed. Also the Roku app store has been updated with ANF and so have the preamble on the station Facebook Video page. I'm also fairly certain that Gray owns AtlantaNewsFirst.com.

Feels a little dark though. Nope! Not gonna happen.