WYFF Special To Focus On Domestic Violence
Hearst-owned WYFF Greenville, S.C. (DMA 37), announced that the next edition of its locally produced news magazine Chronicle will focus on the alarming rate of domestic violence in South Carolina. […]
WYFF Raises $153,375 In Red Cross Donations
The devastating effects of the tornado in Moore, Oklahoma left people wondering what they could do to help. On Wednesday, May 22, Hearst-owned WYFF Greenville, S.C. (DMA 37), responded and […]
Hearst Television NBC affiliate WYFF Greenville-Spartanburg, S.C.-Asheville, N.C. (DMA 37), today named Blake Bridges its new general sales manager effective immediately. Blake succeeds John Humphries, who last month was named president-GM […]
Hearst Names New NDs At WYFF, WAPT
Bruce Barkley will head its WYFF Greenville-Spartanburg-Anderson-Asheville’ news operations and will be succeeded as news chief at WAPT Jackson, Miss., by Ben Hart.
Post-Paywall, Greenville’s Media Scene Shifts
When Gannett’s The Greenville (S.C.) News launched its hard paywall in July 2010, traffic dwindled and let the newspaper’s TV competitors take the lead in the market’s online media scene. Earlier this year, the paper switched to a metered model in an attempt to win back readers.
Hearst moves John Soapes, the general sales manager of its WKCF Orlando, to replace Michael Hayes as head of the NBC affiliate in Greenville-Spartanburg-Asheville, S.C.