scrabbleship

Begin the countdown for WKTV going HD in 5, 4, 3...

I have a feeling that this will happen at WRGB sooner than later given their graphics are new and Sinclair could've held out several more months. The timing of the intros can accomodate Glass just as well as they do Impact. On the tangent of graphics, how hard would it be to port the WRGB graphics to WPMI? The WOAI/KABB solution would be a tough go there since they still compete with WEAR.

Either he's going there to run things or WFFF/WVNY is adding news. Won't be much of a clash, the Vermont pair got the "Local" branding and graphics similar to WATN not too long ago.

Somehow having three stations in Shreveport is halal?

Offer void in Binghamton and to a degree Utica*. Then again, as I said in the No Emotion Box I think the stalled buy of WICZ is largely to get their news department. *WUTR could stand to expand a little as much as WMBD, WDHN, KAMR, and KMID can use some TLC.

For what reasons? (Misremembered story redacted) The WHD calls lasted until at least the late 2000s on WRC's front sign facing Nebraska Ave NW.

Or how WRC dragged their heels with going HD until 2010, a good 18 months after WTTG and WJLA did days apart from each other.

Going back to the 1979-2002 logo would've been better than...that.

Out in Albany, WNYT's Bill Lambdin is leaving the station next week after 34 years. With a lot of their core getting older, it'll be interesting to see how 13 deals with heavy turnover of star talent in the coming years.

When the Hearst/TWC impasse happened a couple years back and WTWO was brought in to fill for WLWT, the Enquirer did a bit on her parents being overjoyed to watch her daughter as a silver lining. If it isn't her I'll be semi-shocked.

Correct. Even with WTTG expanding their weekend morning news, DC still lags behind even many medium markets on weekend mornings (10:00 too but that's more the fault of Tribune twiddling their thumbs and not hitching up with someone).

I think that goes to a legit third party. As much as they're a reclamation project, WEVV would fit like a glove with LIN/MG's other Indiana stations.