Why can't they just leave KMSS, KSHV, WEVV and KPEJ out of this? Then the deal would for sure go through (unless the FCC wants to see WVLA/WGMB and KETK/KFXK broken up). It seems so simple.
KCNC throwing it back today: their #TBT today shows Alan Gionet and "The Big Switch" back in 1995.
Meanwhile, KGWN has begun using the standard Gray graphics...somewhat; they're still using the QNI ripoffs for their opens. (click on "NewsChannel 5 at 5:30pm"; it's their weather segment)
KDRV actually leads that market, according to Wikipedia. KDRV is also the only station in the market that still has a sports department; KOBI and KTVL both got rid of theirs in '09.
It's Friday, and that means another entry by TVNewsCheck's Harry Jessell:
http://www.tvnewscheck.com/article/75516/stations-need-to-boldly-press-their-agenda
OK, I just came across this. This is WPGA, the former ABC affiliate in Macon, Georgia. Probably never going to find the answer for this piece of crap but thought I'd throw it out there. And you all thought KIEM was bad…
Found this gem from the Cayman Islands (third one down that says "CAYMAN 27 NEWS AT SIX"):
http://new.livestream.com/Cayman27/online
It may be the Cayman Islands, but this has US written all over it. They have J.C. Burns graphics and they even have Harry Schultz as a voice-over. I know that they had used 615's "The Rainmaker" at one point but this doesn't sound like that.
If the "Big 4" are the top four rated stations in each market, here's the issues in the top-50:
11. Detroit – WWJ CBS 62 (CBS O&O) no news
21. St. Louis – KDNL ABC 30 (Sinclair) no news
23. Pittsburgh – WPGH Fox 53 (Sinclair) news outsourced to WPXI
24. Raleigh-Durham – WRAL CBS 5 and WRAZ Fox 50 (both Capitol)
32. Columbus – WSYX ABC 6 and WTTE Fox 28 (both Sinclair; WTTE has LMA with Cunningham)
36. San Antonio – WOAI NBC 4 and KABB Fox 29 (both Sinclair)
38. West Palm Beach – WFLX Fox 29 (Raycom) news outsourced to WPTV
45. Hampton Roads – WAVY NBC 10 and WVBT Fox 43 (both LIN)
46. Piedmont Triad – WXLV ABC 45 (Sinclair) news outsourced to Time Warner Cable News (formerly News 14 Carolina)
47. Albuquerque – KRQE CBS 13 and KASA Fox 2 (both LIN)
48. Jacksonville – WTLV NBC 12 and WJXX ABC 25 (both Gannett) AND WAWS Fox 30 and WTEV CBS 47 (both Cox; WTEV has JSA with Bayshore); though there's independent WJXT channel 4
KOMU's ND Stacey Woelfel was named the first director of the new Jonathan Murray Documentary Journalism Center at the MU School of Journalism, and, as a result, is stepping down from KOMU on Sept. 1.
http://munews.missouri.edu/news-releases/2014/0225-woelfel-named-director-of-new-documentary-journalism-center-at-mu/