Tamurian replaces Evenson as CNY Central Sports Director February 18th, 2013 SYRACUSE — Congratulations to East Syracuse native Niko Tamurian, who was officially named Sports Director for the CNY Central trio of television stations today. He replaces John Evenson, who left earlier this month for a new job in Florida.
Two producers, photog leaving NewsChannel 9 February 16th, 2013 SYRACUSE — Two producers and a news photographer are leaving NewsChannel 9 (WSYR-TV) for new jobs elsewhere. That’s according to the latest newsletter from the Syracuse Press Club.
Multi-station “Protecting Our Children” special nominated for Emmy Award February 13th, 2013 SYRACUSE — When you see several TV stations airing the same thing at the same time, you know it’s a big deal. It doesn’t happen often. But last spring, several local stations turned their competition into cooperation. Together, they produced and simulcast “Protecting Our Children,” a one-hour special to raise awareness of child abuse. Almost
Channel 9 trio wrote the book on Syracuse TV History… literally! February 12th, 2013 SYRACUSE — Browse the “history” section of any bookstore or library, and it’s hard to miss the “Images of America” series. Thousands of paperback titles cover various historical topics all over the country. Next month, a book on the history of Syracuse TV will join the collection.
Syracuse’s CNYCentral TV stations airing obits during newscasts February 12th, 2013 SYRACUSE — The three local TV stations operating under the “CNYCentral” banner added something different to their newscasts today. They’re now airing obituaries, in an effort to capitalize on the local newspaper’s recent decision to reduce home delivery from daily to just three days a week.
FCC reminds TV stations of public file deadline January 30th, 2013 WASHINGTON, DC — The Federal Communications Commission issued an important reminder to television stations today: the deadline to comply with new public inspection file requirements is approaching. Stations must have all required documents uploaded to the FCC’s website by midnight on Monday.
Syracuse native David Muir named “20/20” co-host January 29th, 2013 NEW YORK CITY — David Muir, who started his TV news career at Syracuse’s WTVH, has a new role with ABC News. Today, he’s been named the new co-host of the network’s weekly newsmagazine show, “20/20.” He’ll fill a vacancy left by Chris Cuomo, who has accepted a position at CNN.
One week to Syracuse Press Club awards entry deadline January 25th, 2013 SYRACUSE — Looking for something to do this weekend? If you work in news in the markets we cover (or in the surrounding counties), this is your last full weekend to sit down, review your best 2012 material, and submit your entries for the Syracuse Press Club’s 2012 Professional Recognition Awards. The deadline is February
Where are they now: Former channel 5 boss Les Vann named GM in Ga. January 24th, 2013 SYRACUSE — Former CBS5 (WTVH) General Manager Les Vann has a new job. He’s been named General Manager of ABC affiliate WJCL and Fox affiliate WTGS in Savannah, Georgia. That’s the word from Mediabistro’s TV Spy, which reports Vann comes to the new job after spending his time since Syracuse in the top spot at
93Q’s Ted and Amy playing matchmakers for NBC3’s Peter Hall January 22nd, 2013 SYRACUSE — Ladies, if you’ve ever wanted the chance to go out on a date with NBC3 (WSTM) meteorologist Peter Hall, here’s your chance! Ted and Amy from the 93Q (WNTQ) morning show have announced Hall will be this year’s celebrity eligible bachelor for their annual “Five Dates in Five Days” contest.
