In March we learned WFOR isn’t renewing anchor Shannon Hori’s contract so after 6 years in Miami she is moving on. Now the Orlando Sentinel reports Hori has taken a job with WAVE, the NBC affiliate in Louisville,…
CBS CEO says he can make the broadcast network cable only in a few days if Aereo prevails. CBS (and the other broadcast networks) are angry courts recently declared Aereo a legal service. The ruling prevents Aereo from being shut down, and prevents a local affiliate station like WFOR to extract as much as $1 per month from every TV paying subscriber like they do with cable and satellite TV customers because Aereo rents an actual over-the-air antenna to its subscribers.
After incredibly tense 23 hours the manhunt in Boston is over, thankfully. In terms of coverage, predictably WFOR, WTVJ and WPLG relied on their respective networks for the majority of the coverage. WSVN, no surprise really, chose to…
WPLG are done with experimenting to see which anchors are working best by letting them “audition” over several weeks. Post-Newsweek president Emily Barr allegedly didn’t think it was a good idea because it may confuse viewers so…
FTVLive reports this morning WFOR anchor Shannon Hori will be leaving the station soon. According to the report management have decided not to renew her contract. Hori has been with WFOR since June 25, 2007 when…
