WTVJ NBC Miami Final Broadcasts from Miami Studios 2000
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Courtesy: Louis Wolfson II Florida Moving Image Archive
Tony Segreto Jennifer Valoppi Jackie Nespral Bob Mayer Alicia Ortega Michael Williams Hank Tester Ike Seamans Andrea Brody
Tony was the only fella that could ever shut that woman up!
Alicia Ortega one of the best reporter in Dominican Republic in this exactly moment in 2019..!
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Wow! No women or minority anchors until the 1980s? 😮
WPLG really set the standard there with Ann Bishop and Dwight Lauderdale in the 80's, and since they quickly rocketed to first place, everyone suddenly realized they'd better catch up.
NBC has let got like 5 long time personalities at WTVJ. I believe all NBC O&Os are low rating right. Their highest rated is currently WRC in DC which at TIMES is #1. WVIT in Connecticut is often #2 in its market. The rest of the O&Os are all pretty much 3rd or lower in their respective markets.
I wonder if WTVJ launched HDTV broadcasts after they moved to the new Miramar Studios.
As I recall, they semi-prepped the new building for HD, but they didn't actually begin local news HD broadcasts until later in the decade (March of 2008, according to Wikipedia). I'm sure their HD transmitter was on the air before that, though I don't know when.
Wow alicia Ortega in another Level
They should have stayed in Miami. They shall soon return. They are moving to Hialeah soon.
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Wow, my hometown of Keansburg, NJ was in the news in Miami back in 1979. Wonder if some big event happened there that year (I was only 3 at the time, so I wouldn't remember).
In the next couple of years, we might see the same scene in the video, this time up in Boston at WBZ-TV Channel 4...
Here in Miami, it is WFOR, the CBS O&O that leads. We dont have an ABC O&O since WPLG has agreed to be one of the few non O&Os to carry 100% of ABCs schedule, ABC has stayed away from here.
This is a cool clip. So sad considering the broadcast giants they once had.
Well WTVJ went from the top. WNBC was never on top, they have almost always been 2nd place or more.
We know just like other NBC owned stations wtvj's lease got expired in 2000
That wasn't a lease issue, that was genuinely a problem of the building being outdated. They actually owned that building outright; it had been property of the station from the very beginning. It was a former movie house owned by the station's founder, who owned a whole chain of movie houses under the Wometco brand. As such, the building just wasn't suited to modern-day technological needs, especially with the HD transition coming up.
a number of things, this move didnt help since Miramar is very far from where news happens in South Florida. Also canceling 5pm, NBCs bad schedule, moving to 6 from 4. All that have been factors of their demise.
They moved from 4 to 6.