KTLA 5 News Thread

[JTT 111]

KTLA + exist online.   Would the station consider creating a subchannel for ktla +?  If so, a couple of months ago,  when TBD channel left 5.4 to go to 11.3, that would have been good time to create ktla + as a subchannel. 

[Weeters 1915]

The whole point of streaming/digital outlets is to reach people who are not watching traditional, OTA TV.

[MorningNews 1448]

Do they need a sub channel when the main channel airs 20 hours of news? 

[JTT 111]

The subchannel schedule on TV could be different than that online.  

 

In the future, the network will probably have more sporting events that it will air on the main ktla.  If there's a news event that needs to be covered during those events,  the subchannel would be a great way to do that.  At other times, the subchannel could air the locally produced programs like California Cooking, Frank Buckley interviews, LA Unscripted,  & etc.  They can produce more local programs or import local programs from other nextstar stations.  The station doesn't have to be all news like the online version.

 

Edited March 14 by JTT

[PlayPal 0]

A health update on Mark Kriski. 

 

https://www.facebook.com/100083644452651/posts/pfbid01Kt7BjTt5Y9tbjWjmEgZJbZJSvHE72DEtwkcvfVAZrzs2tuhosGUoFB8nUPfv1sRl/?mibextid=wwXIfr

[FiveNews 372]

Mark returned this morning and explained his complications and recovery. Glad he is back. Frank was off and it was only fitting that one of the other KTLA Morning News OGs, Eric Spillman, was present for his return. 

 

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DH_N03jiGHM/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Edited April 3 by FiveNews

[NYAZSporty 128]

An unfortunate circumstance happened earlier today where KTLA's Twitter/X account accidentally put out the N-word due to a "technical error" which they apologized for. They were blocking ppl for a time after it was posted just for mentioning that it was a "technical error"

 

[nathannah 2428]

I completely believe this because what used to be a good tool for managing accounts in TweetDeck is probably now a bodged together online-only mess because the guy who took over the site destroyed the downloadable app that let you do this all offline THEN send the muted words onto their lists. I don't know the TweetDeck experience right now, but adding every variation of the r-slur because that place refuses to moderate anything just as an individual user now was a nightmare and a half.

[MediaCriticLA 9]

13 minutes ago, NYAZSporty said:

An unfortunate circumstance happened earlier today where KTLA's Twitter/X account accidentally put out the N-word due to a "technical error" which they apologized for. They were blocking ppl for a time after it was posted just for mentioning that it was a "technical error"

 

Oof. I guess the lesson here is to start the process with "softer" offensive words.

 

It's probably easier to explain how you accidentally posted the word "poop" rather than what they posted.