Gray Television taps the CBS affiliate’s general sales manager to succeed Dan Cates who has retired.
WCIV, WCSC, WTAT, WCBD and WGWG are now broadcasting with ATSC 3.0 technology.
Live 5 News anchor Bill Sharpe will retire from Gray Television’s CBS affiliate WCSC, Charleston, S.C., after 48 years. His final broadcast will air Thursday, Oct. 28, at 6 p.m. […]
WCSC Earns 16 Awards From Carolina’s RTDNA
Exclusives
Ten newsrooms have been chosen to receive custom watchdog training in the coming year through Investigative Reporters & Editor’s Total Newsroom Training program (TNT), with two television stations among them — […]
WCSC Charleston Anchor Debi Chard To Retire
WCSC Charleston, S.C. (DMA 94), said longtime news anchor and award-winning journalist Debi Chard will be retiring from the Gray Television-owned CBS affiliate. Her final news broadcast will air Friday, […]
WCSC Leads Charleston’s Social By A Million
WCSC, Raycom’s CBS affiliate in Charleston, S.C., is out in front by more than a million social media actions over its next nearest competitor during the last six months. WCSC has almost 1.8 million actions on social, 27% of the total engagement generated by the DMA (No. 92), with more than 6.5 million social actions.
A. Daniel Cates Named VP-GM Of WCSC
Raycom chooses the former GM of WJHL Johnson City, Tenn., to succeed the retiring Rita Scott as head of its CBS affiliate in Charleston, S.C.
Rita Scott Retires As GM Of WCSC Charleston
The head of Raycom’s CBS affiliate in South Carolina is ending her 38-year broadcasting career today.
WCSC Leads Charleston Social With Balance
In Charleston, S.C., a horrific shooting in an African-American church and a vehement debate over the state’s Confederate flag and heritage have put a community on edge. Raycom-owned CBS affiliate WCSC has used its social platforms to bring fractured people together through civilized discussion, cementing its position in social media leadership in both total social actions and fans/followers.
Charleston TV Reporters Use Press Access To Shop
Digital Innovators Vie For Lead In Charleston
In Charleston, S.C., the local media players are bringing new media innovation to the Old South: The daily newspaper is getting ready to put up a paywall, while its competitors, including TV stations, are rolling out apps, mobile sites and innovating ways to gather news, in their efforts to win over audiences and grab a bigger piece of a growing local ad pie.
