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Part of the graphic package used by Canal 13 in 2001. Includes a transition between programs, where the colorful fire is replaced by a lava-lamp liquid, followed by the presentation of a soap. It was recorded right after Telenoche on 9/11. There's plenty of coverage from Argentinian cable channels in this video too.

The full music theme used by Telefe during the weather segments between 2003 and 2010.

Melbourne TV news reporting on a small tornado in Gippsland, VIC (May 8, 1998) Lindsay Taylor with a Channel Four News summary (May 2, 1998)

An excerpt of CTV's National News with Dana Lewis filling in for Sandie Rinaldo (May 3, 1998)

A station ID used by Canal 9 during the last half of 1998. It kept the music from another ID, used between late 1996 and mid-1998. The station changed its name to Azul Televisión on January 1st, 1999.

Peter Williams' final bulletin as TVNZ anchor, after 40 years working at New Zealand's public broadcaster. He began as a sportscaster and moved to the news department in the early 2000s.

A full broadcast of CBWT's 6pm newscast in March 2005, during the time of the hybrid format of local news (with Krista Erickson) and Canada Now (with Ian Hanomansing) from Vancouver.

A full broadcast of the CBS Evening News (March 9, 2005), when Dan Rather retired from the anchordesk. Includes the final segment of WBZ's 6pm newscast. Anyone knows the name of the anchor filling in for Jack and Lisa?

A somber commercial of the defunct Argentinian cable company Multicanal in 1997. I hope you don't get scared by this! Multicanal merged with Cablevisión in 2008.

Two hours of news from WJZ in June 1989 (includes the noon, 6pm and 11pm newscasts) https://archive.org/details/WJZ-EYE-084-047

If you're an NBA fan, you're going to like this: a full broadcast of Canal 13's show La Magia de la NBA, that every week summarized the best of the NBA, including interviews and special reports. It aired on Sundays at midnight between 1994 and 2000, right after Fútbol de Primera. In this November 1997 episode, the program pays tribute to Charles Barkley and Isiah Thomas.

A compilation of intros of Arte Journal between 1992 and 2018:

Some of the BBC One idents for Christmas 2018:

I usually don't post these things, but the other day I was watching this episode of the four-part TV series Video Fantasies, produced by Channel 4 in the UK in 1992. This one introduces a pretty young Kate Beckinsale as a teenager living in a complicated world, dominated by chaos, technology, pollution and consumerism. Some of the interesting things about the show are the computer-generated effects and the sound bumpers heard throughout the program, reminding me of those used by Channel 4 itself and some ITV franchises (the first one appears at 0:51) I was surprised to see a huge VTR machine, while the girl is destroying some nonsense tapes!

WBZ airs Wheel and Jeopardy! since 2009.

Canal 13's two-minute promo about its schedule in March 1994: The station happily announced the premiere of several movies, Melrose Place, the telecast of the Academy Awards and the return of Fútbol de Primera, El Show del Clio and the Sunday morning auto racing broadcasts. This was one month before the station adopted its current logo, designed by C&G Partners.

A montage of ITV's intros of the Formula One broadcasts between 1997 (when they took the rights away from the BBC) until 2008 (when the BBC regained the rights)

Helena Cruz Lopes anchoring RTP Informação's midnight broadcast (October 14, 2012). The program was usually produced at RTP's studios in Porto. It seems the building was undergoing maintenance, so it was been done from Lisbon instead.

Una O'Hagan anchoring RTÉ One's Six One, the early evening news bulletin from Monday, September 1st, 1997, the day after the death of Princess Diana.

In May 1993, Canal 13 launched an impressive campaign, promising that you'll be able to see 3D television. The station aired some shorts of landscapes and animals during 360 and Telenoche, two of its most important programs. More than 2 million glasses were sold: it costed $1. It was considered a failure, but it's something that those to have the chance to see it still remember to this day. Some promos of the campaign: Here's an example of the footage that you could see on "3D".

WLS' Harry Porterfield interviews veteran announcer Ron Rolland (c. 2002/03)

Beginning today, all of Telefe's O&O stations are eliminating its local names (e.g. Teleocho in Córdoba, Canal 9 in Bahía Blanca or Canal 8 in Tucumán, among others) to adopt Telefe's branding for its entire programming. That means that its local newscasts are now called Telefe Noticias. Here's an example from Córdoba: an excerpt of its midday newscast (1pm) under this new name. Another example: this one is from Santa Fe, where the newscasts have just premiered its HD broadcasts!

A shortened edition of the CBS Evening News with Susan Spencer, who was filling in for Connie Chung (Sunday, June 10, 1990) The broadcast was delayed due to a NBA game.

Another invasion of footage: the partial intro of Telefe's history magazine Siglo XX Cambalache (c.1993/94) with hosts Fernando Bravo and Teté Coustarot "invading" movies and historical footage. The song that identified the show throughout its entire run was "As Time Goes By", performed by Carly Simon.

Richard Baker's final bulletin as BBC newsreader on December 31, 1982: