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detroiter313

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  1. I guess the CW O&O in Seattle (KSTW) is not mentioned on those plans, but then again, neither is WFOR's sister station, MyNetworkTV affiliate WBFS or KTVT's independent sister station KTXA.
  2. Isn't this the same Joel Cheatwood who originated the tabloid concept now in use at Sunbeam WHDH & WSVN?
  3. Looks like the future isn't looking bright for some papers either owned by Gannett or GateHouse....
  4. Also, in addition with buying WBNS-AM and WBNS-FM, Tegna would also own 2 radio networks, ONN Radio and the Radio Sound Network.
  5. I'm not sure which slogan is the weirdest: WJBK's "Us Viewing You" or KOMO's "We Are You"
  6. They are owned by Entravision and affiliated with Univision.
  7. I wonder if the soon-to-be-reborn "CourtTV" will compete against the Justice Network in certain markets.
  8. Whoever hired her in the first place should be ashamed of himself.....
  9. By "quality", I think he meant pushing out veteran talent for young talent, and "social media-driven" newscasts has somewhat taken over. I may be wrong about this..
  10. This is extremely heinous beyond many levels.....
  11. Isn't Jane Robelot the same anchor who once worked at WCAU, WGCL and CBS News?
  12. What would happen if viewers suddenly don't like the Sinclair stations and want to switch to a different station, how would it affect the ratings and revenue? (I know, I don't make any sense of what question I just brought up.)
  13. Or Nexstar for that matter.
  14. You might be right. AT&T did have a 45% share in LIN Broadcasting, which spun off its TV holdings as LIN TV Corporation in 1994. AT&T acquired McCaw Cellular Communications the same year.
  15. Is the new name supposed to be the local version of World News Tonight ?
  16. Could this mean WFLD will finally be #1 in mornings and 9pm? Hmm...I'm going to cross my fingers on this one..
  17. That sounds reasonable, but IF they do buy KWGN, Channel 2 would have shut down its news department in favor of newscasts produced by KCNC.
  18. Makes you wonder if they're taking a page out of Scripps' handbook and dump syndicated shows in favor of "homegrown" shows...
  19. KTXD, along with sister station KCEB were exempted from the deal.
  20. And yet WDIV is still using the "Local" part on its branding.
  21. Chances are if Sinclair or Nexstar tried to buy WWJ/WKBD, they probably wouldn't start with news right away, given Viacom/CBS's failures to establish a news department. Of course, Sinclair already owns plenty of stations in Michigan, while Nexstar has no Michigan presence. Even with WEVV returning to the news game come next month, WWJ, along with Sinclair-owned WTWC, would still be the only stations among others still without news, and that's one heck of anamoly that many of us in this forum are still trying to figure out. Hope I'm wrong about this.
  22. Or how about Nexstar takes over KTXD (just a wishful thinking sugestion that's unlikely to happen)
  23. Yes, since 1997, the year Fox completed its acquisition of stations formerly owned by New World.
  24. I tend to agree with some of you, this "Blue Helio" stuff is nothing but a wild goosechase. Until somebody (or someone) from the news industry comfirms which company is behind the graphics for WCBS, KIMT, KOIN?, WLEX and others, we'll have to label the company as an "unknown" from this point.
  25. Let's see..what would be the new website for KLAS? How about wearelasvegas.com, wearenevada.com, or lasvegasmatters.com?
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