oldschooler1 said:The slogan is not original.
The colors -- blue and red....Hmmm....the old 8 colors made them stand out, because they were different. Blue and red are so common. Their supers evoke ch. 10, I think -- that was my first impression. The font is kinda similar to 10's. I like the way their first locator flies in for packages.
The set -- there are some old elements, like the skyline...But the lighting is MUCH better. anchors really jump out. What's the idea of the staircase behind maureen on the two-shot? where's it go?
They needed a change.
The Voice of Reason said:Hey at least there hasn't been any major personnel changes at 8 (that I know of) over the past several months. Maybe the "revolving door" policy has ended; for the time being at least.
newscool said:Like someone said, Channel 8 took jabs from 10. The way they tease the weather person is the same way 10 does. 8 advertise the CBS logo the same way 10 advertise the NBC logo. They put their logo on the bottom of their desk like 10 has theirs. The weather guy and the sports guy sits at the desk with the anchors. Also, when WROC's broadcast comes to an end, they advertise their website like 10 does. I do like the new graphics' 8 has, but they are using plagerism from channel 10.
Scott Fybush said:newscool said:Like someone said, Channel 8 took jabs from 10. The way they tease the weather person is the same way 10 does. 8 advertise the CBS logo the same way 10 advertise the NBC logo. They put their logo on the bottom of their desk like 10 has theirs. The weather guy and the sports guy sits at the desk with the anchors. Also, when WROC's broadcast comes to an end, they advertise their website like 10 does. I do like the new graphics' 8 has, but they are using plagerism from channel 10.
Yes, because surely WHEC was the first and only station in the country to put its logo on the desk, brand with the network affiliation, sit the entire news team at the desk, and plug the website at the end of the show.
SteveRichards said:I don't live in the Rochester market, but I just watched a news vid on WROC's website, and their new graphics are strikingly similar to the graphics introduced this past spring on the Mission-owned, Nexstar-operated CBS affiliate in Springfield, Mo., KOLR-TV.
Sxottlan said:Any opinions on our changes to YNN?
The Voice of Reason said:Maybe you can answer a question. How much extra does it cost TW subscribers to fund YNN?
I mean how much would cable customers save on their monthly bill if there was no YNN?
dustintv said:I've been meaning to talk about this and I just now saw it here. I think the change is good although I'm a little disappointed they copied it from Buffalo seems to make it less unique. How long before News 10, Capital News 9, and NY1 all become branded YNN themselves? Or become a single network entity?
Sxottlan said:dustintv said:I've been meaning to talk about this and I just now saw it here. I think the change is good although I'm a little disappointed they copied it from Buffalo seems to make it less unique. How long before News 10, Capital News 9, and NY1 all become branded YNN themselves? Or become a single network entity?
In many ways we already are a big network, sharing content between each other and to Capital Tonight.
I think the idea is that Syracuse and Albany will become YNN eventually.