For some reason, the NY Post Page Six wants Good Morning America Josh Elliott and WABC Anchor Liz Cho to come clean.
The Tab wants them to admit their Dating.
Not sure why they think this news is important, but Page Six writes: when will Good Morning America anchor Josh Elliott and WABC-TV’s beautiful Liz Cho finally go public as a couple?
The sighting at her apartment after the Jump
Read MoreKSL in Salt Lake City is owned by the Mormon Church.
The station is also sliding in the ratings.
Some say it's because the station is spending its new time pimping for the church. But a closer look, shows that really might not be the case.
The Salt Lake Tribune writes that one theory explaining KSL’s news ratings decline suggests the station’s emphasis on Mormon news has hurt. That theory doesn’t hold up...
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It looks like every St. Louis station won the February Ratings Book.
Or everyone lost, depending on how you want to look at it.
KMOV (Channel 4) won the 10 p.m. news race in February.
Unless KSDK (Channel 5) did.
"Once again, KMOV is the winner in late news for February, according to The Nielsen Company," KMOV said.
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Read MoreIt's a big day for WISE in Ft. Wayne.
To station launches Northeast Indiana's first 4 P.M. Newscast Today.
A new 6 PM and 11 PM weeknight newscast also premiere Monday night.
Read more about their "Fresh" approach to doing a newscast after the Jump
Read MoreAfter a 42-year television career, anchor Ysabel Duron has announced she’s retiring from KRON-4 in San Francisco. She has been with the station almost 23 years.
A weekend anchor of “KRON 4 Weekend Morning News,” Ysabel joined the station as a general assignment reporter in 1990. She was named morning weekend anchor in 1992.
Ysabel’s last day on the air is on her birthday – April 14, although she officially retires on the 16th. She says she purposely picked that day: ”I celebrate my birthday and the beginning of my encore career.”
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Read MoreSNL loves to pick on the cable news channels. More often then not, Fox News is their target.
But this week, CNN was in the crosshairs.
Wolf Blitzer (Jason Sudeikis) and Erin Burnett (Cecily Strong) were surprised to announce that the new pope had been selected. And the new pope is...
The video after the Jump
Read MoreYou know it must have been a tough week to book guests for ABC News, when Dennis Rodman pops up on "This Week."
Rodman known as "The Worm" in his NBA days sat down with George Stephanopoulos and talked Foreign Politics.
No! Really He Did!!!
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Read MoreLooking to work in Atlanta. A Producer job has opened up at WSB.
WSB TV is looking for an experienced newscast producer/writer. WSB producers create and execute newscasts based on research information and goals. They collaborate with reporters on best video and stories of the day. Newscasts will have a high story count, with local significant stories that reach every key county in our viewing area.
More details and Address After the Bounce
Read MoreAs the headline above says, a News Director Retired.
You don't see that often, more often than not, News Directors leave for other stations or they often get fired. But here is the rare story of a News Director that really did Retire.
Dennis Smith has retired after nearly 24 years as news director at Jackson (Miss.) television station WLBT-Channel 3.
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Read MoreHate when a Home Destroys a Fire
Here are the Top 5 Most Read Stories this week on FTVLive:
No. 5 - Ashley Morrison Returns to Air
No. 4 - Are Matt Lauer's Days Number at Today?
No. 3 - NBC Correspondent wearing same pants 11 days in a row
No. 2 - Why Tom Doerr Suspended Me?
And the number 1 most read story on FTVLive this week:
Here's a look at the Scheduled guests for the Sunday Morning Talk Shows:
“Meet the Press” on NBC
• House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio)
• National Economic Council Director Gene Sperling
• Rep. Raul Labrador (R-Idaho)
“This Week” on ABC
• Sperling
• Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-N.H.)
• Democratic strategist James Carville
• Saratoga Springs, Utah, Mayor Mia Love (R)
“State of the Union” on CNN
• Sperling
• Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.)
• Moody’s Analytics Chief Economist Mark Zandi
• Rep. Steve Israel (D-N.Y.), chairman, Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
• Rep. Greg Walden (R-Ore.), chairman, National Republican Congressional Committee
“Face the Nation” on CBS
• Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin (D-Ill.)
• Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.)
• Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.)
• Cardinal Timothy Dolan
• Journalist Bob Woodward
“Fox News Sunday” on Fox
• Former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney and wife Ann Romney
• Former Sen. Scott Brown (R-Mass.)
H/T Politico
CNN Carol Costello TURNS ON Carlos Diaz By How Many Hot Dogs She Can Eat?
You almost need a scorecard to watch TV News in South Florida.
There have been a number of anchor stations in SoFlo.
In the Fort Lauderdale-Miami market, WPLG-Ch. 10 recently reassigned reporter Jen Herrera to co-helm the morning weekday newscasts; and morning anchor Kristi Krueger shifted to afternoon and evening slots.
The Sun Sentinel writes that WTVJ-Ch. 6 rearranged its weekday morning news team, having Jawan Strader join Pam Giganti, and moving Keith Jones over to the weekend evening shift.
In the West Palm Beach market's WPEC-Ch. 12, evening anchors Suzanne Boyd and Eric Roby shifted over to the morning show in October, and John Discepolo became a main evening anchor with Liz Quirantes.
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Read MoreKTRK (Channel 13) led the English-language stations in newscast time slots for households and at 10 p.m. for adults 25-54, and Spanish-language behemoth KXLN (Channel 45) beat them all.
If numbers make your eyes blur, you can stop now. What you’ve read is the gist of what’s to come.
According to a release from the Univision station, Channel 45 just edged Channel 13 in adults 25-54 for its late newscast with a 3.7 rating in the demo to 3.6 for Channel 13. Both were light years ahead of the competition: KHOU (Channel 11) at 2.1, KPRC (Channel 2) at 1.8 and KRIV (Channel 26) at 1.7. Channel 45’s lead among adults 18-49 was 3.3 to 2.5 for Channel 13, with 11 and 2 tied at 1.5 and 26 at 1.4.
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Read MoreWGRZ News is the big winner at 6 a.m. and from 5 p.m. through 6:30 p.m.
WIVB News remains the leader in the late evening newscasts.
And WKBW Eyewitness News has seen big percentage gains from a year ago, which is easier to do when your ratings are low.
There is something positive for every local news station in the just-concluded February sweeps, which saw news viewing levels increase in most time periods from a year ago when the winter weather was decent.
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