WTOC Anchor Gets First Shot Of COVID Vaccine
On Monday, Dawn Baker, an anchor at Gray Television’s WTOC Savannah, Ga., became the first volunteer to receive an injection in the first Phase 3 clinical trial of a coronavirus vaccine in the United States. She said the many lives lost and impacted by the coronavirus pandemic inspired her to volunteer.
WTOC Owns Facebook In Savannah, Ga.
Raycom’s CBS affiliate dominates social media actions in Savannah over the last six months according to data from audience insight firm Shareablee. WTOC has almost four times the number of actions than its nearest competitor. Sarah Smith, WTOC’s digital content manager: “We make sure that we’re hitting our audiences on all platforms, everywhere we can reach them digitally. We share as much on Facebook as we would anywhere else, as much as we would on the air.”
WTOC Anchor Don Logana Killed in Car Crash
Georgia Governor Praises WTOC On Live TV
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In Savannah, WTOC Is No. 2 In Social
When it come to social actions in Savannah, Ga., Cumulus-owned, urban-formatted WEAS-FM outperforms other media, according to Shareablee. Raycom’s CBS affiliate WTOC ranks No. 2 in overall actions, while Media General’s NBC affil WSAV is third.
WTOC Meteorologist Pat Prokop Retiring
Larry Silbermann Named GM Of WTOC
He takes over the top spot at Raycom’s Savannah CBS affil from Scott Dempsey who moves to the company’s WBTV Charlotte, N.C.
WTOC Anchor Mike Manhatton Dies At 56
A Soldier’s Unusual Deployment: WTOC
U.S. Army Capt. Frank Razzano Jr. is spending a year as an intern in the news department of Raycom’s Savannah, Ga., CBS affiliate. He’s following a reporter and a photographer as they pursue stories, sits in on news meetings and studies the station’s marketing and promotion efforts. It’s all to learn techniques and skills that will help him do his Army job of convincing foreign populations to support the work of U.S. forces in their countries.
