Chainsaw Nun And Other TV News On Facebook
WJBK Meteorologist Stands On Top Of Irma
Miami’s WSVN Leading News Source During Irma
Detroit’s WDIV Raises $500K For Hurricane Relief
WNEP Gets Train Set From HBO’s John Oliver
After the host of HBO’s Last Week Tonight with John Oliver poked some fun at the Scranton, Pa., ABC affiliate’s outdoor train set it features in weather reports, some viewers took offense. Later, Oliver revisited the subject and adamantly professed his love for train sets, then unveiled what he called “greatest backyard train the world has seen ever seen.” It features three levels of trains, tunnels, waterfalls, fireworks, a viaduct and Scranton buildings, including the Lackawanna Hotel. To wrap up the segment, Oliver asked: “When are you going to pick this up?” Just as soon as WNEP can clear out room for it.
‘Windy City Live’ Starts 7th Season On WLS
WDTN Kicks Off 34th Annual ‘Coats For Kids’
WDIV Launches Campaign Against Opioid Epidemic
KPRC Houston Anchor To Give Car To Flood Victim
WFLD Editorial Reaches 1 Million On Facebook
Man Delivers Roses, And Tears, To 9/11 Memorial
News Director Suggests 1-Day Facebook Boycott
Stations Eye Irma While Fundraising For Harvey
Again, Local TV Delivers During A Crisis
WAGA Millions Ahead In Atlanta Social Media
WAGA, the Fox O&O in Atlanta, leads all media outlets in Atlanta by about 8 million social media actions over the last six months according to data from audience insight firm Shareablee. WAGA has almost 22 million actions on social, 41% of the total engagement generated by the DMA (No. 10), with more than 53.8 million social actions. WAGA is also ahead in actions per post with 1,724.
Everywhere, Local TV Flood Relief Efforts Continue
KSWB Names New Creative Services Director
Alejandro Guajardo has been interim CSD at Tribune’s San Diego Fox affiliate since February and was the station’s commercial production manager prior to that.
Local TV’s Support For Flood Victims Growing
TV stations all across the country, either in conjunction with their broadcast group owners, or on their own, continue to conduct fundraisers to help victims in Texas and Louisiana deal with devastating flooding due to Hurricane Harvey.
More TV Stations Helping Victims Of Harvey
Local TV Steps Up To Help Harvey Victims
TV stations and their owners are at the forefront of helping raise funds for organizations aiding victims of the flooding left in the wake of Hurricane Harvey.
KTVU’s Hidden Cam Reveals Mental Hospital Hell
WLS Out Front On Chicago’s Social Scene
WLS, ABC’s O&O in Chicago, is ahead in social media actions in the market over the last six months according to data from audience insight firm Shareablee. WLS has almost 25 million actions on social, 36% of the total engagement generated in the DMA (No. 3), with more than 69 million social actions. WLS was also first on Instagram with almost 950,000 actions.
Tegna Makes Group-Wide Texas Relief Push
All money raised by Tegna’s 46 stations in 38 markets stations will be donated to the Red Cross Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund. In addition, the Tegna Foundation will match the first $100,000 of donations.
Detroit’s WXYZ & WMYD Helping Texas
This Morning In Houston – Local TV On Facebook
WCAU-WWSI’s Pet Project Exceeds 2016 Results
WTVO Tests Students’ Knowledge In Local Program
WRAL’s Revolutionary HS Football Coverage Returns
WPRI First On Facebook In Providence
Nexstar’s CBS affiliate in Providence, R.I., has almost 780,000 actions on social, 25% of the total engagement generated by the DMA (No. 52), with more than 3.1 million social actions. Lee Dooley, WPRI’s digital director, thinks part of the station’s success on Facebook is that it serves its audience with quality content wherever they are.