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If my information is correct, it looks like WJCL Savannah, KCCI Des Moines, and WAPT Jackson are the last ones yet to have switched, and considering the rollout has been pretty much every two weeks or so, I expect them to get it by then.

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On 10/23/2025 at 9:25 PM, TheRolyPoly said:

If my information is correct, it looks like WJCL Savannah, KCCI Des Moines, and WAPT Jackson are the last ones yet to have switched, and considering the rollout has been pretty much every two weeks or so, I expect them to get it by then.

You can add WAPT to the list 

 

 

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23 minutes ago, AaronQ said:

You can add WAPT to the list 

 

 

 

Two things...

 

1) That's from August. The rollout really didn't begin yet.

2) That's Diagrid 2.0.

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1 hour ago, TheRolyPoly said:

 

Two things...

 

1) That's from August. The rollout really didn't begin yet.

2) That's Diagrid 2.0.

Oh whoops. I hate my brain sometimes. 😅

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On 10/23/2025 at 1:03 PM, WCX-TV said:

We can add KSBW in Salinas/ Monterey, CA to the list as well.

Fixed.

Edited by Joey1986
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6 hours ago, MichiganNewsGraphicsJunkie said:

Do we know when KCCI gets this? It seems like it's taking forever.  Do they need an upgrade of some sorts?

 

WAPT and WJCL don't have it either. They're the last three.

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12 hours ago, MichiganNewsGraphicsJunkie said:

Do we know when KCCI gets this? It seems like it's taking forever.  Do they need an upgrade of some sorts?

If I had to guess as to why ... probably waiting until the end of November sweeps or maybe after the holiday season.

 

-- Matt

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21 minutes ago, kfc513 said:

KCCI now has the new graphics.

WAPT and WJCL appear to be the two remaining holdouts.

 

WJCL and WAPT switched to D25 this afternoon, which means all of Hearst's stations are now current.

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So now that they're all launched, which stations do we think have the best implementation? 

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2 minutes ago, Kyle R said:

So now that they're all launched, which stations do we think have the best implementation? 

 

I hate that I'm always so negative on here (but enough years in the local TV business will do this to you).

 

I mean... it's barely an upgrade and they all look exactly the same. I don't think anyone really stands out here. I also don't know that it is a bad thing. They seem to rule with an iron fist when it comes to standardization, something that some of the other station groups aren't great at.

 

Also, not to go off on a tangent, but does anyone else think it's weird that WCVB still has an old, very dated looking set? They're supposedly a Hearst "flagship".

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On 12/5/2025 at 1:56 PM, Dave Lampstein said:

 

I hate that I'm always so negative on here (but enough years in the local TV business will do this to you).

 

I mean... it's barely an upgrade and they all look exactly the same. I don't think anyone really stands out here. I also don't know that it is a bad thing. They seem to rule with an iron fist when it comes to standardization, something that some of the other station groups aren't great at.

 

Also, not to go off on a tangent, but does anyone else think it's weird that WCVB still has an old, very dated looking set? They're supposedly a Hearst "flagship".

I thought the same about WCVB also. They did a major renovation to their newsroom and I assumed the studio would follow, guess not. In other news, it looks like Hearst is finally giving WJCL a new set. They have been doing one anchor in front of a close monitor shot for about three weeks now. 

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