MarkBRollins88_v2

Saw this in another thread so I thought I’d bring it here,.. any truth to the the rumor new graphics could debut in November?

Gonna have to take off work tomorrow to tune in. Definitely don’t wanna miss this debate of the century.

(Oh, didn’t realize only some graphics are allowed to be non-flat.) Actually... it is possible that these graphics you presented are non-flat, but so is this Scripps garbage we’re talking about too. It is in fact possible that multiple packages can have non-flat elements. Some can have more than others. But that doesn’t mean those others are now magically flat. You wanna see flat? Look at Tegna’s graphics or WISC’s graphics. That’s flat.

That whole mess all up the left side is not flat. Neither is the ugly ticker across the bottom. And the fake light shining on the bottom left corner... that’s about as non-flat as you can get.

This look is neither paper, nor flat, to this reporter’s eyes.

2011 called. It wants its graphics back. No way this is going to be the ‘new’ package.

Anyone know why reporter/weekend anchor Zach Thaxton has been scrubbed from KOAA’s website? Haven’t seen him on air lately either. What’s the tea?

Always liked Colleen. WFAA just lost another of their few remaining good ones. She probably saw the way things were headed and jumped ship. —————-CHANGE OF TOPIC—————— Sad news out of Colorado Springs. 36 Year old KKTV reporter Dustin Cuzick has passed away. https://www.kktv.com/content/news/Memorial-services-for-KKTVs-Dustin-Cuzick--512784901.html

I’ll bet you $1,000,000,000,000,000 Scripps graphics and music remain unchanged throughout 2018. You on?

The ratings suggest otherwise

As a millennial in the market, I don’t find her, or any of the selfie stars Tegna is running through there, relatable. I prefer news to be about the story, not about the person telling it.

I do. And i don't.

*sigh* The Tegna toilet is almost finished flushing WFAA down the drain.

They were just at the right place at the right time. In the early 50s the market need its own tv stations and the University was the only one who stepped up to do it. Certainly paid off for them in the long run. I can’t imagine today any of the big 4 allowing one of their affiliates to be mostly run by students, in any market for that matter. On second thought though... student reporters=free labor. So maybe that will be Nexstar or Tegna’s next move.

Looks like the University of Missouri wants to build a new building for NBC affiliate KOMU. The catch is that the building will also house the local newspaper, the NPR station and other outlets the university owns as well. The journalism school just posted a rendering of the building on its social media accounts. Here’s an older article I found about the plans (you’ll have to scroll down to find the stuff I’m referencing): https://www.abc17news.com/news/mu-reveals-top-priority-projects-in-five-year-capital-plan-hopes-to-build-new-journalism-building/654490385

I have a feeling the FCC would have some problems with the content WXXX would no doubt be putting out

I heard the new year would bring new graphics. Any updates?