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Friday, April 14, 2006
WCBS-TV changing look, anchors on Monday
WCBS/Ch. 2 is preparing to debut its seventh new look and 11 p.m. news anchor combination in the nearly ten years since its headline-grabbing mass firing of seven anchors and reporters. On Monday, Ch. 2 is set to premiere its new anchor teams, featuring Dana Tyler and Jim Rosenfield as lead anchors, and a retooled graphics and set. Current noon anchor Cindy Hsu and morning anchor Mario Bosquez will be demoted to reporting positions, but an updated Ch. 2 anchor webpage suggests current morning anchors Jim Ryan and Shon Gables will keep their anchoring duties. The station has not announced its new weekend team. On Tuesday, polarizing Ch. 2 weatherman Dave Price, who delivered a weather schtick featuring music and occassional dancing, left the morning news while alluding to the coming break-up of the morning "2 Crew" of the past few years. "You know when we've been in sync or at each others' throats, and that's what's made our program so different," Price said. "There are no pretenses here. It is what it is -- for better and sometimes for worse. That's hard to find around the dial, and I've loved that about our show." Price will be replaced by Audrey Puente but continues on the CBS "Early Show." Posted by ECTVN on 4/14/2006 - |
Quote of the Day "Mother Nature reclaimed the Mississippi Delta. If she wants to move the delta, or the city for that matter, then she will." -- WCNC-36 Charlotte weatherman Brad Panovich, working at sister station WWL-4, shared his thoughts on the state of New Orleans (WWLTV.com) Tomorrow Part 2 of a Special Edition The roof may have blown off its newsroom, but WLOX-13 is still fighting to provide information to viewers in the hard-hit Biloxi/Gulfport area. How other stations are helping out, plus a check on other media outlets affected by Hurricane Katrina. Previous Coverage Hurricane not good for TV trucks Mobile station also damaged WLOX update; reporter on roof Hurricane hits WLOX building New Orleans stations in high gear Quick Clicks Back to the home page TV news audio clips E-Mail East Coast TV News
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