Yup. Could this be step one in a move to eliminate field reporters, replaced by reports from the field from viewers on social media? (pardon me but) "stay tuned".
This way Roberta can stand in the middle of the frame for a full-on frontal shot- maybe a PA can add a graphic with her name throughout the weathercast...
Supposedly, we are in an economic recovery, BUT… in Canada, nationwide losses from traditional television operators in 2013 was $2-million. In 2014, the number was $138-million. U.S. numbers are similar, and they’re spiraling for the worst in both nations.
GAAAAAAAAAAAAAMMMMMMMMMMMEEEEEEEEEEEEE OOOOOOOOONNNN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYup. Could this be step one in a move to eliminate field reporters, replaced by reports from the field from viewers on social media? (pardon me but) "stay tuned".
ReplyDeleteHalf the newscast is already "viral videos" all freebies.
DeleteThere was a time when news photogs made 100k or more in the BA.
Come on...this is an age old ploy by management to discover who is watching their station.
ReplyDeleteAnd give a few characters their 15 seconds of face time and "fame."
DeleteThis way Roberta can stand in the middle of the frame for a full-on frontal shot- maybe a PA can add a graphic with her name throughout the weathercast...
ReplyDeleteLeo Ciolino did the same at least 25 years ago. This isn't new or uncommon.
ReplyDeleteI hope once that blonde traffic girl over there has her baby she doesn't come back. She is so boring and not attractive
ReplyDeleteThe whole thing reminds me of Romper Room when Miss(insert name here) whatshername would show the coloring pictures of the 5 year olds.
ReplyDelete"Here is a pretty sunset from Leroy of Walnut Creek".
Yep, that's just what it's like....
DeleteKPIX - how the mighty have fallen.
(BTW, that was Miss Nancy on Romper Room.)
Romper Room was a franchise.
DeleteIn LA it was Miss Mary Ann.
BA was Miss Nancy except in Marin where he name was...
Miss FuzzyLegs-Birkenstock
She had a redwood hot tub too!
(jk)
How bad is the Internet hurting traditional TV?
ReplyDeleteSupposedly, we are in an economic recovery, BUT…
in Canada, nationwide losses from traditional television operators in 2013 was $2-million. In 2014, the number was $138-million. U.S. numbers are similar, and they’re spiraling for the worst in both nations.