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Viper550

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  1. Is it possible "ripped off" looks are actually requested to be used by other networks/stations? Meaning isn't it at all possible TVA/LCN asked CNN for their package and all they did was recolor it and change a few other things?

    I think it's more "walk up to a designer and say 'hey, we like this new CNN look. Think you could make the same thing but blue?'"

     

    Meanwhile KQDS did change ... a bit

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  2. In another rare sports example, the IIHF U-18 tournament in Slovenia is actually using a knock-off of TSN's old scoreboard.

     

    [MEDIA=twitter]852962699487178752[/MEDIA]

     

    The possible reason? TSN actually does the world feed production for some of the IIHF tournaments (particularly the U20 championship and Women's world championship) with their own graphics, so someone probably had ideas. Either way, those bevels are ugly, and what did you do to our freaking flag?!

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  3. John Kucko's Excessively Large String of Mic Flags is probably the best new Super Bowl tradition of the decade:

     

    Last year:

    [MEDIA=twitter]697656255108685824[/MEDIA]

     

    And now, consolidation is weighing him down even more this year.

    [MEDIA=twitter]826093988524470272[/MEDIA]

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  4. Inergize seems to be letting its clients use the Nexstar templates.now; Morris Multimedia seems to be shifting some of its sites to it.

     

    http://www.41nbc.com/home

    http://www.wtvq.com/home

     

    Ironically, two of Morris's former stations (WDHN and KARK) are owned by Nexstar. Thankfully they didn't get their silly domain names (LexingtonHomepage? MaconMatters?). I still think those navbars need to be restyled a bit (bolder font?), it looks too plain.

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