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Media General to sell five stations?

carolinaradio said:
Why is the graphics package that Media General apparently forces on their affiliates so lousy?? They are definately last in the Greenville/Spartanburg (with WSPA 7 at least) market in that regard. They're just so plain and just dull looking. Seems they could do better. WJBF in Augusta uses that package as well.....does WNEG?
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Have you seen the new graphics WSPA's using now that they are broadcasting in HD? I think they're even worse.

WNEG until recently was still using the same graphics (weather too) from WSPA in the late 90's. The last time I saw their news, they were using Media General fonts, but different colors.

I'm not that impressed by WYFF's Hearst-Argyle graphics either, they've always struck me as kinda dull. I liked their previous graphics better.
 
Yes, I've seen the newer graphics. I don't know if it's my set (I just get it OTA), but their moving background graphics seem to drag a bit. Isn't CW using this package at 10 too?

WYFF isn't much better, you're right. I've never cared for their presentation or style very much; the content is good, but they could use a good revamp.

If you ask me, the WHNS is using the best graphics in the area. Haven't seen WLOS to judge, but I do notice they have a new logo.
 
After being in the Media General fold for one year, WNCN in Raleigh-Durham, NC hasn't adopted the MG corporate "swoosh" in its logo, but still uses the one NBC Universal used prior to the sale as well as the NBC O&O graphics package.
 
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