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News presenter - Newsreader.
A newsreader is a presenter whose role it is to read the news. In modern times, technology enables journalists to broadcast from relevant locations, reducing the role of the central presenter to that of a newsreader. The term is the most common one for a news presenter outside of the United States and Canada.
Since the 1980s some broadcasters have moved away from using newsreaders, many of whom were simply actors who delivered a script written by others and who played no part in news gathering. Stations such as ...
See also:News presenter, News presenter - Different roles, News presenter - Newsreader, News presenter - Newscaster, News presenter - News anchor, News presenter - Criticism, News presenter - Notable news presenters, News presenter - American news anchors, News presenter - Canadian news anchors, News presenter - British newscasters, News presenter - British newsreaders, News presenter - Australian newsreaders, News presenter - Hong Kong newscasters, News presenter - Indonesian newscasters, News presenter - Irish newscasters, News presenter - Irish newsreaders, News presenter - Israeli newsreaders, News presenter - Latin American newsreaders, News presenter - Philippine newscasters, News presenter - Romanian newsreaders, News presenter - Sri Lankan newsreaders, News presenter - Colombian newsreaders Read more here: » News presenter: Encyclopedia II - News presenter - Different roles |
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News presenter - Newsreader.
A newsreader is a presenter whose role it is to read the news. In modern times, technology enables journalists to broadcast from relevant locations, reducing the role of the central presenter to that of a newsreader. The term is the most common one for a news presenter outside of the United States and Canada.
Since the 1980s some broadcasters have moved away from using newsreaders, many of whom were simply actors who delivered a script written by others and who played no part in news gathering. Stations such as ...
See also:News presenter, News presenter - Different roles, News presenter - Newsreader, News presenter - Newscaster, News presenter - News anchor, News presenter - Criticism, News presenter - Notable news presenters, News presenter - American news anchors, News presenter - Australian newsreaders, News presenter - British newscasters, News presenter - British newsreaders, News presenter - Canadian news anchors, News presenter - Colombian newsreaders, News presenter - Hong Kong newscasters, News presenter - Indonesian newscasters, News presenter - Irish newscasters, News presenter - Irish newsreaders, News presenter - Israeli newsreaders, News presenter - Latin American newsreaders, News presenter - Philippine newscasters, News presenter - Romanian newsreaders, News presenter - Sri Lankan newsreaders Read more here: » News presenter: Encyclopedia II - News presenter - Different roles |
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| | | | | anchors: Encyclopedia II - Channel NewsAsia - Programmes Channel NewsAsia is primarily a news channel focusing mainly on Asian news. However it does also feature documentaries, lifestyle programming, health programming, current affairs & business news. The channel broadcasts live 20 hours a day 7 days a week. Visuals with the latest news headlines are broadcast for the remaining 4 hours of the day. There are 2 television feeds, Channel NewsAsia Singapore & Channel NewsAsia International. The news & stock ticker tape is a permanent feature on Channel NewsAsia & is not removed even during commercials. This allows for uninterrupt ...
See also:Channel NewsAsia, Channel NewsAsia - Feeds, Channel NewsAsia - Anchors, Channel NewsAsia - Current, Channel NewsAsia - Former, Channel NewsAsia - Correspondents, Channel NewsAsia - Current, Channel NewsAsia - Former, Channel NewsAsia - Programmes, Channel NewsAsia - Newsworthiness bias and propaganda Read more here: » Channel NewsAsia: Encyclopedia II - Channel NewsAsia - Programmes |
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| | | | | anchors: Encyclopedia II - WCBD-TV - The Faces of News 2 Many of the on-air personalities of Count on 2 have been fixtures in the Charleston-area market for many years. Chief Meteorologist Rob Fowler has been with the station for more than 18 years becoming Chief Meteorologist in 1987, and the longest-serving meterologist in the market with the same station. Warren Peper, one of the most widely-known faces in Charleston television, joined Count on 2 in late 2005 after a one-year noncompete agreement expired between him and Jefferson Pilot Communications (which owned rival WCSC). C ...
See also:WCBD-TV, WCBD-TV - The Faces of News 2, WCBD-TV - Newscasts, WCBD-TV - Monday - Friday, WCBD-TV - Saturdays & Sundays, WCBD-TV - Reporters, WCBD-TV - Former Anchors/Reporters/Weathercasters, WCBD-TV - Management Read more here: » WCBD-TV: Encyclopedia II - WCBD-TV - The Faces of News 2 |
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| | | | | anchors: Encyclopedia II - WCBS-TV - News operation WCBS was the highest-rated news operation in New York for most of the time from the mid-1960s until the early 1980s. Broadcasting pioneer Robert Trout did double duty as a CBS correspondent and as WCBS' main anchor for many years. In 1965, he left for a new assignment in Europe and was succeeded by Jim Jensen. Jensen had only come to WCBS a year earlier, but was already well-known for his coverage of Robert F. Kennedy's campaign for Senate a year earlier. His gravelly voice and demeanor were very similar to that of Walter Cronkite, and he wa ...
See also:WCBS-TV, WCBS-TV - History, WCBS-TV - Logos, WCBS-TV - News operation, WCBS-TV - Newscasts, WCBS-TV - 1996 massacre, WCBS-TV - Newscast titles, WCBS-TV - News music packages, WCBS-TV - Notable anchors reporters and weather forecasters past and present, WCBS-TV - Trivia about WCBS Read more here: » WCBS-TV: Encyclopedia II - WCBS-TV - News operation |
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| | | | | anchors: Encyclopedia II - WABC-TV - News operations WABC-TV is best known for popularizing the Eyewitness News format, in which reporters present their stories directly to the viewers. News director Al Primo brought the format to WABC-TV from KYW-TV in Philadelphia, but added a twist--chatter among the anchors, known as "happy talk." For a theme, Primo used the "Tar Sequence" cue from the musical score from the 1967 hit movie Cool Hand Luke. Written by Lalo Schifrin, it included a telegraphic-like melody appropriate for a newscast. It was quickly adopted by ABC's other large market owned-and-operated stations, WLS-TV in Chicago, KABC-TV ...
See also:WABC-TV, WABC-TV - History, WABC-TV - News operations, WABC-TV - Logos, WABC-TV - Notable anchors and reporters, WABC-TV - Newscast titles, WABC-TV - Live with Regis and Kelly, WABC-TV - Trivia Read more here: » WABC-TV: Encyclopedia II - WABC-TV - News operations |
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| | | | | anchors: Encyclopedia II - Chicagoland - List of counties
Chicagoland - Illinois.
Cook County
DuPage County
Kane County
Kendall County
Lake County
McHenry County
Will County
Chicagoland - Indiana.
Lake County
Chicagoland - Wisconsin.
Kenosha County
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See also:Chicagoland, Chicagoland - Overview, Chicagoland - Origin, Chicagoland - List of counties, Chicagoland - Illinois, Chicagoland - Indiana, Chicagoland - Wisconsin, Chicagoland - Anchor cities, Chicagoland - Major airports, Chicagoland - Suburbs with more than 100000 inhabitants, Chicagoland - Illinois, Chicagoland - Indiana, Chicagoland - Suburbs with 10000 to 100000 inhabitants, Chicagoland - Illinois, Chicagoland - Indiana, Chicagoland - Wisconsin, Chicagoland - Suburbs with fewer than 10000 inhabitants, Chicagoland - Illinois, Chicagoland - Indiana, Chicagoland - Wisconsin Read more here: » Chicagoland: Encyclopedia II - Chicagoland - List of counties |
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| | | | | anchors: Encyclopedia II - Chicagoland - Suburbs with 10000 to 100000 inhabitants
Chicagoland - Illinois.
Addison
Algonquin
Alsip
Arlington Heights
Barrington
Bartlett
Batavia
Beach Park
Bellwood
Bensenville
Berwyn
Bloomingdale
Blue Island
Bolingbrook
Bridgeview
Brookfield
Buffalo Grove
Burbank
Burr Ridge
Calumet City
Carol Stream
Cary
Carpentersville
Chicago Heights
Chicago ...
See also:Chicagoland, Chicagoland - Overview, Chicagoland - Origin, Chicagoland - List of counties, Chicagoland - Illinois, Chicagoland - Indiana, Chicagoland - Wisconsin, Chicagoland - Anchor cities, Chicagoland - Major airports, Chicagoland - Suburbs with more than 100000 inhabitants, Chicagoland - Illinois, Chicagoland - Indiana, Chicagoland - Suburbs with 10000 to 100000 inhabitants, Chicagoland - Illinois, Chicagoland - Indiana, Chicagoland - Wisconsin, Chicagoland - Suburbs with fewer than 10000 inhabitants, Chicagoland - Illinois, Chicagoland - Indiana, Chicagoland - Wisconsin Read more here: » Chicagoland: Encyclopedia II - Chicagoland - Suburbs with 10000 to 100000 inhabitants |
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| | | | | anchors: Encyclopedia II - Chicagoland - Suburbs with fewer than 10000 inhabitants
Chicagoland - Illinois.
Antioch
Bannockburn
Barrington Hills
Bedford Park
Beecher
Berkeley
Boulder Hill
Braidwood
Broadview
Bull Valley
Burlington
Burnham
Calumet Park
Channel Lake
Clarendon Hills
Countryside
Crystal Lawns
Crete
Deer Park
Dixmoor
East Dundee
East Hazel Crest
Elburn
Elwood
Fairmo ...
See also:Chicagoland, Chicagoland - Overview, Chicagoland - Origin, Chicagoland - List of counties, Chicagoland - Illinois, Chicagoland - Indiana, Chicagoland - Wisconsin, Chicagoland - Anchor cities, Chicagoland - Major airports, Chicagoland - Suburbs with more than 100000 inhabitants, Chicagoland - Illinois, Chicagoland - Indiana, Chicagoland - Suburbs with 10000 to 100000 inhabitants, Chicagoland - Illinois, Chicagoland - Indiana, Chicagoland - Wisconsin, Chicagoland - Suburbs with fewer than 10000 inhabitants, Chicagoland - Illinois, Chicagoland - Indiana, Chicagoland - Wisconsin Read more here: » Chicagoland: Encyclopedia II - Chicagoland - Suburbs with fewer than 10000 inhabitants |
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| | | | | anchors: Encyclopedia II - The National - Presentation
The National - 1970s - 1982.
The show opening during this period, known as "the Bloops", featured the title of the program in a "space-age" font in green on the bottom of the screen, superimposed over a wide shot of the set. Sometimes the program title appeared in the center of the screen, with a black background. Accompanied by synthesized beeps that resembled an old computer, different letters appeared from lef ...
See also:The National, The National - History, The National - Presentation, The National - 1970s - 1982, The National - 1982 - 1988, The National - 1988 - 1992, The National - 1992 - 1995, The National - 1995 - 1997, The National - 1997 - 2001, The National - 2001, The National - 2001 - 2006, The National - 2006, The National - Anchors, The National - Commentators, The National - Sources Read more here: » The National: Encyclopedia II - The National - Presentation |
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| | | | | anchors: Encyclopedia II - WNBC - History WNBC was the first commercially licensed television station in the United States, starting broadcasting on Channel 1 as WNBT (for NBC Television) on July 1, 1941 at 1:29 p.m. and was most likely the only television station to have a news special report about the Pearl Harbor attack on December 7 of that year. However, it traces its history to experimental station W2XBS, founded in 1928.
In 1946, the station changed its frequency from Channel 1 to Channel 4 after VHF channel 1 was removed from use for television br ...
See also:WNBC, WNBC - History, WNBC - News Operation, WNBC - Newscasts, WNBC - Current Newscast Teams, WNBC - Notable anchors reporters and weather forecasters past and present, WNBC - Helicopter crashes, WNBC - Newscast titles Read more here: » WNBC: Encyclopedia II - WNBC - History |
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| | | | | anchors: Encyclopedia II - WNBC - Current Newscast Teams (Frequent Apperances) Andrew Siff(General Assigments), Melissa Russo (Government Affiars), Roseanne Colletti (Consumer Reporter), Dr. Max Gomez (Medical and Health Reporter), Ralph Penza (General Assigment), Gabe Pressman (Political Reporter)
News Channel 4 at 6pm - Lynda Baquero & Chuck Scarborough, Janice Huff(Meteorologist), Len Berman (Sports) Asa Aarons(Consumer Affairs)
(Frequent Apperance) Andrew Siff(General Assigments), Mellisa Russo (Government Affairs), Ralph Penza (General Assigments).
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See also:WNBC, WNBC - History, WNBC - News Operation, WNBC - Newscasts, WNBC - Current Newscast Teams, WNBC - Notable anchors reporters and weather forecasters past and present, WNBC - Helicopter crashes, WNBC - Newscast titles Read more here: » WNBC: Encyclopedia II - WNBC - Current Newscast Teams |
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| | | | | anchors: Encyclopedia II - WNBC - Helicopter crashes On May 4, 2004, while covering a breaking news of a shooting in the Flatbush section of Brooklyn, the WNBC news helicopter "Chopper4" (a Eurocopter AS350BA, registered N4NY) suddenly fell out of the sky and crashed onto a Brooklyn apartment building rooftop. The pilot and two passengers miraculously didn't receive serious injuries. Rival TV station WABC-TV's news helicopter was covering the same news story when they saw the WNBC helicopter in trouble. They called for help and also got exclusive footage of the actual crash, ...
See also:WNBC, WNBC - History, WNBC - News Operation, WNBC - Newscasts, WNBC - Current Newscast Teams, WNBC - Notable anchors reporters and weather forecasters past and present, WNBC - Helicopter crashes, WNBC - Newscast titles Read more here: » WNBC: Encyclopedia II - WNBC - Helicopter crashes |
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| | | | | | anchors: Encyclopedia II - WABC-TV - Live with Regis and Kelly WABC-TV also produces the successful syndicated morning talk show Live with Regis and Kelly, which originates in the same studio as Eyewitness News. This forces the local updates during Good Morning America to be produced from the WABC newsroom, and also limits the size of the Eyewitness News set; (while WNBC and WCBS-TV have comparatively large sets).
The show began as a local morning show in 1983, aptly titled "The Morning Show" (using the circle-7 logo in the actual text), and was originally hosted by Re ...
See also:WABC-TV, WABC-TV - History, WABC-TV - News operations, WABC-TV - Logos, WABC-TV - Notable anchors and reporters, WABC-TV - Newscast titles, WABC-TV - Live with Regis and Kelly, WABC-TV - Trivia Read more here: » WABC-TV: Encyclopedia II - WABC-TV - Live with Regis and Kelly |
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| | | | | anchors: Encyclopedia II - WLS-TV - History The station first went on the air on September 17, 1948 as WENR-TV. It was named after WENR-AM, ABC's Chicago radio affiliate.
In 1953, ABC merged with United Paramount Theatres, the former theater division of Paramount Pictures. UPT owned CBS affiliate WBKB-TV, but the new ABC could not keep both. As a result, WBKB was sold to CBS and renamed WBBM-TV, while WENR was renamed WBKB-TV. The old WBKB's talent stayed at WBBM, while the old WBKB's management moved to channel 7. The station became WLS-TV in 1968, after WLS-A ...
See also:WLS-TV, WLS-TV - History, WLS-TV - News Operations, WLS-TV - News Personalities, WLS-TV - Current Anchors, WLS-TV - Other Current Staff, WLS-TV - Past Personalities, WLS-TV - Other locally produced programs Read more here: » WLS-TV: Encyclopedia II - WLS-TV - History |
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| | | | | anchors: Encyclopedia II - WLS-TV - News Operations WLS, like the other ABC owned-and-operated stations, adopted the Eyewitness News format in the late 1960s after it became a hit at flagship WABC-TV in New York. Fahey Flynn, a local broadcaster known for his bow ties, and Joel Daly served as the anchormen of the newscasts from the late 1960s until the early 1980s. For much of the 1970s and 1980s, it waged a spirited battle for second place in the Chicago news ratings with WMAQ-TV.
In 1983, two big changes came to WLS. First, it commissioned Frank Gari to write an updated version of th ...
See also:WLS-TV, WLS-TV - History, WLS-TV - News Operations, WLS-TV - News Personalities, WLS-TV - Current Anchors, WLS-TV - Other Current Staff, WLS-TV - Past Personalities, WLS-TV - Other locally produced programs Read more here: » WLS-TV: Encyclopedia II - WLS-TV - News Operations |
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| | | | | anchors: Encyclopedia II - Chicagoland - Overview The Chicago–Joliet–Naperville–Gary, Indiana–Kenosha, Wisconsin Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area had 9,157,540 inhabitants during the 2000 census. Population estimates for 2003 place the Chicagoland population at approximately 9,650,000, which would make it the 25th most populous metropolitan area in the world. Chicagoland runs together with Suburban Milwaukee creating a megalopolis region.
The suburbs, surrounded by easily annexed flat ground, have been expanding at a tremendous rate since the early 1960s. Settlement ...
See also:Chicagoland, Chicagoland - Overview, Chicagoland - Origin, Chicagoland - List of counties, Chicagoland - Illinois, Chicagoland - Indiana, Chicagoland - Wisconsin, Chicagoland - Anchor cities, Chicagoland - Major airports, Chicagoland - Suburbs with more than 100000 inhabitants, Chicagoland - Illinois, Chicagoland - Indiana, Chicagoland - Suburbs with 10000 to 100000 inhabitants, Chicagoland - Illinois, Chicagoland - Indiana, Chicagoland - Wisconsin, Chicagoland - Suburbs with fewer than 10000 inhabitants, Chicagoland - Illinois, Chicagoland - Indiana, Chicagoland - Wisconsin Read more here: » Chicagoland: Encyclopedia II - Chicagoland - Overview |
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| | | | | anchors: Encyclopedia II - Chicagoland - Origin The publisher of the Chicago Tribune, Colonel Robert R. McCormick, was an inveterate civic booster. In his view, Chicagoland was the vast region in the center of the country, with Chicago as its economic and cultural capital. In many ways, what McCormick envisioned as Chicagoland is now described by the term flyover country.
The term is often used by advertisers ("See your Chicagoland Ford dealer") or by weathercasters ("A major snowstorm is expected in the Chicagoland area"). It would rarely be used outside the area, ho ...
See also:Chicagoland, Chicagoland - Overview, Chicagoland - Origin, Chicagoland - List of counties, Chicagoland - Illinois, Chicagoland - Indiana, Chicagoland - Wisconsin, Chicagoland - Anchor cities, Chicagoland - Major airports, Chicagoland - Suburbs with more than 100000 inhabitants, Chicagoland - Illinois, Chicagoland - Indiana, Chicagoland - Suburbs with 10000 to 100000 inhabitants, Chicagoland - Illinois, Chicagoland - Indiana, Chicagoland - Wisconsin, Chicagoland - Suburbs with fewer than 10000 inhabitants, Chicagoland - Illinois, Chicagoland - Indiana, Chicagoland - Wisconsin Read more here: » Chicagoland: Encyclopedia II - Chicagoland - Origin |
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| | | | | anchors: Encyclopedia II - WBBM-TV - History WBBM traces its history to 1940, when Balaban & Katz, a subsidiary of Paramount Pictures, opened experimental station W9XBK. Balaban & Katz was already well known for owning several theaters in Chicago. In 1943, it received a commercial license as WBKB-TV (meaning Balaban and Katz Broadcasting) on channel 4, the first commercial station outside the Eastern Time Zone. Six years later, it became Chicago's CBS affiliate. Balaban & Katz was renamed United Paramount Theatres (UPT) in 1950 after ...
See also:WBBM-TV, WBBM-TV - History, WBBM-TV - The 10 PM News Experiment, WBBM-TV - Station Trivia, WBBM-TV - News Personalities, WBBM-TV - Current Anchors, WBBM-TV - Other Current Staff, WBBM-TV - Past Personalities, WBBM-TV - Slogans Read more here: » WBBM-TV: Encyclopedia II - WBBM-TV - History |
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| | | | | anchors: Encyclopedia II - WBBM-TV - Station Trivia As WBKB, it played an indirect role in the demise of the DuMont Television Network. Paramount owned a stake in DuMont, and the FCC considered WBKB a DuMont owned and operated station even though WGN-TV was Chicago's DuMont affiliate. Paramount also owned KTLA in Los Angeles. As DuMont already owned WABD (now WNYW-TV) in New York, WTTG in Washington and WDTV in Pittsburgh, the FCC's decision meant DuMont couldn't acquire any more stations. Ironically, due to a series of mergers over the years, the former WDTV, now KDKA-TV, is also a CBS O&O.
In 1960, WBBM was the site of the first televised presidential debate ...
See also:WBBM-TV, WBBM-TV - History, WBBM-TV - The 10 PM News Experiment, WBBM-TV - Station Trivia, WBBM-TV - News Personalities, WBBM-TV - Current Anchors, WBBM-TV - Other Current Staff, WBBM-TV - Past Personalities, WBBM-TV - Slogans Read more here: » WBBM-TV: Encyclopedia II - WBBM-TV - Station Trivia |
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| | | | | anchors: Encyclopedia II - WCBS-TV - History WCBS-TV was founded in July 1, 1941 as WCBW, the second licensed commercial television station in the United States. It became WCBS-TV in 1946 after CBS Radio's flagship, WABC-AM 880, became WCBS-AM. From 1946 to 1997, the station was simply branded as Channel 2. In 1997, it adopted the CBS 2 name along with sister stations KCBS-TV in Los Angeles and WBBM-TV in Chicago, while retai ...
See also:WCBS-TV, WCBS-TV - History, WCBS-TV - Logos, WCBS-TV - News operation, WCBS-TV - Newscasts, WCBS-TV - 1996 massacre, WCBS-TV - Newscast titles, WCBS-TV - News music packages, WCBS-TV - Notable anchors reporters and weather forecasters past and present, WCBS-TV - Trivia about WCBS Read more here: » WCBS-TV: Encyclopedia II - WCBS-TV - History |
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