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WIVB, WPRI, WWLP, and WWTI have the new website

WSAV, WKRN, WANE, KODE/KSNF, and KXMD have new websites.

WSYR, WMBD, KAMC/KLBK, and WMBB have the new website, no name changes.

WDVM, WATN, and WHBF have the new website

KGET got the new website with a proper name, KGET.com RIP KernGoldenEmpire.com

KTAL, KETK, KRBC/KTAB, KOLR, WVLA, KNWA, WIVT, WUTR, WDHN, WNTZ, and KSAN/KLST have the new website.

WSPA and WDTN have the new website

WNCN has the new website and a new name: CBS17 News and cbs17.com

You can still see Nexstar influence over the organization. From taking away employee benefits to cheap sets and graphics, to forcing stations to use Stephen Arnold themes.

Yet the vast majority of Nexstar stations seem to be holding on to it for some reason.

KRON, WFLA, WSPA, KASW, KXAN, KRQE, WBRE/WYOU, KLRT, KHON, KSNW, WFXR, KVEO, KWKT, WCBD, KTSM, WFFF/WVNY, WJBF, KAMR, WTVO, KSNT, KFDX, WJET, and WETM have the new website. Of the Nexstar "legacy" stations only KVEO and KTSM changed their web address, they are now simply KVEO.com, KTSM.com No Media General station has adopted the localportalhompage.net format so far.

here's WFFT's open with the new logo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=id=c4JBQYP3d-0;t=0

Cox is selling the Austin American-Statesman to Gatehouse Media for $47 million. no word yet on if Cox has found a buyer for the Palm Beach Post

The "new" logo really clashes with the old Nexstar graphics.

WHBF's Tahera Rahman believed to be the first full-time reporter who is a Muslim woman to wear a hijab on mainstream TV news in the United States http://www.ourquadcities.com/news/taheras-journey-making-history-and-breaking-barriers/963693768

WIAT, KXRM, KOIN, KLFY, WRBL, WJHL, and WBTW have the new website

WANE is now using Aerial

a year too late in my opinion

hopefully they'll finally fire him.

where is that thread? I can't seem to find it

according to the NMSA WIAT is now using Connection from 360 music

WCSH and WLBZ have the new Tegna website layout. They have also combined WCSH6.com and WLBZ2.com into one website: NewsCenterMaine.com

was watching WSB this afternoon for the snow coverage. Then they ended the newscast they ran a Cox Media Group ID with Scott Chaplin saying "WSB is a Cox Media Group station". Any other Cox stations doing this?

Tegna-itis spreads to Maine. It appears WCSH/WLBZ have a new "stand up and walk around like idiots while talking to a camera" newscast, it is called "NewsCenter NOW", I'm uncertain if this is just a single newscast of if they are all like this now. The theme that they are using is the same one that WXIA uses for #TheLateFeed

I hate it when stations use their news branding to refer to a station as a whole. NBC Maine or Maine's NBC would have been better.