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Is it me or does Nexstar seem to be afraid of digital? What I mean is, you don't see nexstar stations trying new digital things & live streaming appears to be very inconsistent across nexstar stations . While KDVR did launch "FOX31 NOW" that is just an online stream & it's minimal effort at that, mainly traffic accidents, weather ect. For example: KXRM has very little in the way of live streaming on it's website, it does stream all of it's newscasts but that is about it. KREX & KFQX have no live streaming options available at there website. Again inconsistent a

Let me add one more thing here: It appears that Tegna needs to take a hard look at who it is & isn't hiring, I believe things could get nasty for them quickly if they don't get out ahead of it and make a few adjustments.

Read earlier today that they were possibly suspending programing until Noon BST Saturday. It would be interesting to see what they are airing right now on BBC1 or BBC2, I know that BBC World News has had continuous news programing today talking about Prince Phillip.

I wouldn't mind seeing a new N/D at KUSA/KTVD. Maybe they would go back to covering news instead of so much non news stuff (like science experiments, entertainment news, ect).

Cool!!! Thanks guys!

Do all tv stations have a monitor in the control room or newsroom that shows the other stations in that market on split screen? And who runs that? (master control, the networks??). I know the Denver stations do, KUSA & KCNC for example have numerous monitors in the newsroom showing the other stations. They monitor each other and maybe CNN or MSNBC.

The question is, when does WOOD-TV switch up the news music, they have been using "Primetime News" in some form since 1995.

In general this sounds like a good move on Gray's part. I'm thinking this could spur more usage out of the RTM studios in Tennessee.

The Denver Post had a tweet out on Twitter March 5th saying that TV ratings for February sweeps would be delayed by weeks, due to equipment issues experienced by Nielsen media research. So no sweeps information just yet.

I Would think maybe True Crime Network or H&I (Heroes & Icons), those seem to be the big sub channel affiliations that Hearst has for most of there stations. WYFF is already carrying MeTV. With that said--let us know what pops up on that channel.

The "USA NEWS" package by non-stop that was used on KUSA was used only as a closer for the 6PM & 10PM newscasts. The "KUSA 1995 News theme" wasn't used very long it was on-air from April 1995 (graphics refresh)--September 9, 1995 and used on the 4PM & Midday newscasts (11AM or Noon at that time), it was dropped as soon as KUSA took on the NBC Affiliation.

Major technical glitch tonight after the first commercial break. Something happened in studio, Contessa Brewer took over after the commercial & brief color bars from the Power Lunch interview area and anchored the rest of the broadcast.

Thanks CircleSeven that's what I wanted to know!!!

Tegna starting a Master Control hub in Charlotte at WCNC--I wonder what stations they will be running out of there? And does this mean that NBC News Channel is no longer at WCNC? https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/supervisor-broadcast-hub-operations-at-tegna-2433082877 As it stands now Tegna has 2 hubs going, Jacksonville, FL at (WTLV/WJXX) for NBC, ABC & My Network TV stations & (WLTX) in Greensboro SC for CBS, CW, & FOX Stations.

Do all of scripps stations have hubed master control? And what stations are out of Indy? & what stations are out of Norfolk?