Ben Hart Named WJCL Savannah GM
The award-winning TV news executive and 18-year Hearst Television veteran is tapped to help continue the ABC affiliate’s growth under Hearst ownership.
The veteran television executive concludes a prominent five-decade career that began at Hearst Television.
Will Dillard Named News Director Of WJCL
The Hearst ABC affiliate in Savannah, Ga., promotes its assistant news director to succeed Sinan Sadar who moved into a corporate slot.
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Expanded Role For WJCL Sports Dir. Frank Sulkowski
Hearst-owned ABC affiliate WJCL Savannah, Ga. (DMA 93) is expanding the role of its sports director, Frank Sulkowski, by having him join the anchor desk on Monday, Oct. 8. The […]
Shannon Royster returns to Savannah, Ga. (DMA 91) to join Hearst Television’s ABC affiliate WJCL as an evening newscast anchor. She lived and worked in Savannah/Hilton Head for several years […]
Hearst Closes On WVTM, WJCL; Names GMs
Industry Veterans Named as General Managers — Henry Price at WVTM Birmingham, Ala., and Timothy Morrissey at WJCL Savannah, Ga.
May Sweeps Spot From WJCL Savannah
ABC affiliate WJCL Savannah, Ga. (DMA 92) is again expanding its local news, adding weekday broadcasts at 5 and 5:30 p.m. The station is owned by LIN Media, which in […]
WJCL Unveils New Brand ‘Working For You’
The new brand includes a new slogan and a fresh news set design that relies on the rich history of Savannah, Ga. “Our focus in developing the new brand was to leverage our multiple platform approach to content delivery with a design that would make our viewers feel connected to our newscasts,” says Les Vann, president and GM of the LIN Media-owned station.
The former head of WKRC Cincinnati will take over ABC affiliate WJCL and Fox affil WTGS.
Michael Sullivan has been relieved of his duties as WJCL news director. An official at the ABC affiliate in Savannah, Ga., confirmed today that Sullivan, who has been news director there since 2007, is no longer with the station. Sullivan was reportedly escorted out of the station yesterday while management required staffers to stay inside.
