qunewsguy
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I think that's a glitch from VizRT. Somehow someone routed the on-air feed back into the input channel used in the tease graphic since there's an effected wipe in it. It just caused an infinite loop.
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Wow what a mess!
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Looks like they're using the interview area designed by Z Space. http://www.zspacecreative.com/kcci
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Ever work 4 10's before? The difference between working 8 hours a day and 10 in a broadcast position is negligible unless you're in the field running around. It might as well be 4 8's for the way it feels.
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Looks to me like it might just be a duratrans in the DC studio.
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It appears WDJT is in the process of switching to the 2nd generation O&O look.
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Man that WGGB aircheck was awesome. The Dairy Mart silo building in the commercial at the tail end is in my hometown about a mile from my house! lol
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Also see WTIC's most recent graphics. Those were an in-house job there as well (TIC has always loved the FOX searchlights), though it's at least slightly nicer than this!
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Well that's one heck of a creepy slogan
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Wow. That's.... bad.
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UPN's first couple years were really rough. The shows were super low quality and hokey outside "Star Trek Voyager". I remember being excited when the network came on the air but it helped to ruin the legacy of former independents like WSBK in Boston and WWOR in New Jersey.
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WSB's on-air appearance has always been like wallpaper to me. Flashy but never in an interesting way... slick but not to the point of standing out. Even their set, for all the advancements added to it, doesn't look like it was built in the last 15 years. They do everything well enough but nothing really "wows" me or looks remotely contemporary about them.
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1998 called. It wants its HDTV back.
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So I just found this spot on the station's YouTube page and the first of the two end screens looks very Hothaus-like to me. Maybe the WGCL/KPTV look?
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At this point NESN needs to go back to the drawing board. Their look has really gotten stale.
