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CLTNewsWatch

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  1. It connects all of their online platforms -- The website and social media sites
  2. WSOC's Natalie Pasquarella is joining WNBC as a weekend evening anchor and weekday reporter. http://www.charlotteobserver.com/entertainment/tv/media-scene-blog/article25596952.html
  3. WCNC debuted the updated graphics today: https://twitter.com/cltnewswatch/status/557585646710423553
  4. Mary Quinn O'Connor left too, but I don't remember seeing her that much on-air.
  5. Geoff Roth is leaving WJZY and returning to KRIV. WWOR's Dianne Doctor will fill in in the interim. http://www.mediabistro.com/tvspy/charlotte-nd-returning-to-houston-wwor-station-manager-to-help-out-in-interim_b128722
  6. You can find a picture of the graphic here: https://twitter.com/CLTNewsWatch/status/504765478985039872. I thought the same thing when I saw it.
  7. There's a guide listing on TitanTV for "ABC World News Sunday" on September 7th. It credits Dan Harris as the anchor.
  8. I think that could be distracting for some, if the studio itself was constantly changing colors.
  9. You can find a lot of screenshots of the graphics on my twitter page, https://twitter.com/cltnewswatch. I think the new graphics look really nice. The logo says WCNC Charlotte, but they are still calling themselves NBC Charlotte.
  10. You can see the updated promo here (picture): https://twitter.com/cltnewswatch/status/494683256147542016 You can preview the weather graphics here: http://fb.me/2YfopJFlg
  11. I got an update saying that the WCNC graphics were moved, once again, to Thursday at noon. Apparently the news department wanted more time to practice with the graphics. However they already have a promo showing the launch of the new look for July 30th. We'll see...
  12. Can't say who the source is, but I was talking to them this morning and they said it has been pushed back once again. They're now saying it'll launch next Wednesday, which makes more sense, compared to other Gannett stations. However take it for what you want, because they seem to change the date often. We'll just have to wait and see.
  13. Sorry I didn't respond earlier, I've been out of town for a few days. However I talked with someone, and they said the graphics have been pushed back to July 26th. They were pushed back by Gannett. Like it has been mentioned by other posters, WCNC is now running promos teasing the new website. Not entirely sure of a launch date for that.
  14. Just to let you guys know, I'm hearing the date for the graphics launch on WCNC has been pushed back.
  15. Isn't Blake Hanson moving to WSOC?
  16. They didn't, they've had this set since 2012. If you were watching the 11pm newscast, it could look different. They changed the format so they just stand in front of the TV screen, rather than sit at the desk. But still the same set.
  17. What I notice the most about the change is that the NBC Peacock looks clearer, as well as the weather graphics. I'm hoping that you can notice it more once they switch over to the new graphics.
  18. They're still going by NBC Charlotte
  19. Beginning with tonight's 6pm newscast, WCNC FINALLY upgraded to HD. The last station in DMA 25 to do so.
  20. I'm hearing that WCNC will debut the new website within the next two weeks. Gannett graphics will debut July 16th.
  21. Maybe WCNC will launch the Gannett graphics when they upgrade to HD? I believe they are going HD at the end of the month.
  22. I can't find it anymore, maybe it was taken down. I'm not sure if this has already been mentioned, but have any of the former Belo stations moved to the Gannett graphics?
  23. WCNC is FINALLY going to debut High Definition newscasts later this month. According to the stations Twitter account, they installed the HD cameras this week.
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