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And as I was watching last night's Banfield (on YouTube early this morning); it appears Ashleigh is now anchoring live from the Chicago studio rather than pre-recorded in her home in Connecticut. It's either that, or a one-off because of the interview with Rod Blagojevich.

Yeah. The NewsNation Now app has an average of 4.4 stars on the App Store, and an average of 4.1 on Google Play. 50,000+ downloads from Google Play, but unknown how many have downloaded it from the App Store.

Banfield is normally produced 2 hours ahead of time, as it’s normally still light out in some of the camera feeds of guests.

I somewhat agree with this. I can definitely see Rob moving to the upcoming morning show and working with Adrienne. Marnie has actually been doing a good job anchoring Prime on her own the past week or two.

And now KVEA (Telemundo 52) in LA has also updated to the new graphics (albeit without the modification that Telemundo Denver did for the open):

Just from hearing the pacing of the NBC chimes along with some of the other bits of music, it's still LA Groove. This is the 3rd version of LA Groove if I remember correctly (after the original version and the 2007 update).

And according to NewscastStudio, this new look is being dubbed ‘Look S’. The look debuted on KDEN (Telemundo Denver) last week.

The open reminds me of the open for 12/13 and 19/20 on France 3.

A well-deserved retirement at that, and I hope he does well afterwards.

Yeah, I found that even with the most minuscule tilt to the right, NewsNation is still pretty much in the center. And it wouldn't surprise me if Nexstar has been paying attention to the ratings; given that they've been gearing up for the new morning show. I actually don't blame Joe Donlon for being unhappy with the final cut of the Trump interview; and I think that now that Donlon's got his own show, he's basically got creative control over any pre-recorded interviews (much like Banfield does for hers).

Same, to be quite honest; and I definitely think that Nexstar has known about the growing pains since the launch of Prime back in September. Heck I mostly watch Early Edition or Prime (or both) whenever I'm not watching the videos on YouTube or scrolling through the NewsNation Now app or website.

Exactly! NewsNation is still in its "infancy"; much like the other news channels were at one point. WGN America was going to suffer from ratings decline, much like other channels have been dealing with. To be quite honest, even the most "neutral" newscasts and organizations will have been accused of bias at some point, whether or not we remember. Also, NewsNation has been uploading stuff to their YouTube channel (even full episodes of Banfield). This means that they are trying to make things more accessible to more people.

After 25+ years with the station, WPXI's Amy Marcinkiewicz is retiring. https://www.facebook.com/WPXIAmyMarcinkiewicz/posts/258786998942715

I just watched the opening (and rewatched it), and its just the way the 'O' in "Mornings" morphs from the coffee cup.

At least 1 of the three will be at home for a broadcast each day.

I am watching CBS 2 News at 6 on CBSN New York, and WCBS has not evacuated the building.

I agree. At least CBS's graphics (NFL and other sports) make sense and have consistency.

I personally would've like the Fox Sports Netherlands look to have gotten adapted, but these graphics look good. Despite the blurriness, it looks like its a nice mix of shiny and flat. I guess we'll find out tonight (since its technically Sunday by the time I've posted this).

KDKA still has their temporary set that was used until the current set debuted in 2015. They still occasionally use it for Pittsburgh Today Live (PTL). So that gives me a feeling that it could be used for CBSN Pittsburgh when it launches next year.

The graphics have been like that for years, even on CBSN (National, not local).

Just because the preview of the new graphics may look tacky does not mean that the content and/or format of the show will change. I'm going to college for graphic design and I've seen things designed worse than these graphics for CTM (and that's really saying something).

NBC can't get rid of Hoda just 6 months in as co-anchor, especially since Today's ratings have started to get back to where they were before Ann left.