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KPRC Houston Getting New Studio Next Year

Mike McGuff | by Mike McGuff

NBC Washington’s WRC, Telemundo Transforming Historic Nebraska Ave. Building

NewscastStudio | by Michael P. Hill

WGCL Atlanta Takes A Seat In Another Temporary Location In Its Game Of ‘Musical Studios’

NewscastStudio | by Michael P. Hill

Here’s A Look At Greg Gutfeld’s New Latenight Studio

TVNewser | by A.J. Katz

ABC’s Overnight, Early Morning Newscasts Move To Larger Space

NewscastStudio | by Michael P. Hill

MARKET SHARE | DMA 99: TRI-CITIES, TN-VA

Nexstar’s WJHL Launches New Set And Studio

TVNewsCheck/Market Share | by Paul Greeley

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DMA 1: NEW YORK

Univision New York Unveils New Studio

TVNewsCheck | by Mark K. Miller

WXTV’s existing 1,800 square-foot set has been redesigned to accommodate new technology that also reduces power consumption and enhances the storytelling experience. It includes a 24-foot long, wall to ceiling, curved monitor wall and a larger Chroma wall to magnify weather maps, animations and enhance the artwork of daily forecasts within the daily meteorology reports.

DMA 25: RALEIGH, NC

WTVD Uses New Streetside Studio In News Promo

NewscastStudio | by Michael P. Hill

Vox New Web Studios Feature Flexibility

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DMA 1: NEW YORK

WNBC Moves Into New Home At 30 Rock

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NECN’s New Look: Fresh, Functional, Flexible

TVNewsCheck | by Phil Kurz

Comcast-NBCU wanted to improve the quality of the workplace at its New England Cable news regional network, as well as freshen up its look. So last fall, it began updating every aspect of the sets and technology for its newsrooms and 1,800-square-foot studio in suburban Boston. What it got is a state-of-the-art, modern, appealing, multifunctional studio from John Casey and Sacks Exhibits.