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NEW YORK CITY — He grew up in Syracuse, got his start as a reporter and anchor at WTVH, and since 2003, he’s been working at ABC News. Among his many accolades, David Muir now has the distinction of racking up more “face time” than any other TV network news correspondent during 2011.

NEW YORK CITY — Former Syracuse TV news anchor Jeff Glor has been named regular Sunday night anchor for the CBS Evening News.  The 1997 graduate of Syracuse University’s Newhouse School worked for NBC affiliate WSTM-TV from 1997 to 2003.  From there, he went to Boston’s WHDH-TV before joining CBS News in 2007.

CENTRAL NEW YORK — As per tradition, we observe the last day of the year with a look back through our traffic stats to find out which topics were the most-searched, and which stories received the most views during 2011. With this being the first full year for CNYRadio.com and CNYTVNews.com being merged as one

CENTRAL NEW YORK — Tomorrow, we’ll tally up our web server stats and countdown the top 10 stories of the year, as ranked by number of page views. First, we’re adding something new to our “Year in Review” coverage this year: earlier this month, we put out an open call for YOUR opinions on the

Updated 12/31 CENTRAL NEW YORK — While most media outlets use this week to look back at all the general news from 2011, we’re using these last few days of the year to look back at all the news from within those media outlets.  On New Year’s Eve, we’ll countdown our “top 10” stories based on

SYRACUSE — Chalk it up as another benefit of DTV multicasting: Syracuse viewers looking to turn their sets into virtual fireplaces this Christmas will have at least two choices. WSYR-DT 9.2 and WCNY-DT 24.4 will each broadcast their own burning yule log video non-stop starting at noon on Christmas Eve. If your TV has picture-in-picture,

NEW YORK CITY — Former YNN Syracuse reporter Narmeen Choudhury, in just two job hops, has landed in the nation’s biggest TV market.  Four years after leaving Syracuse to work in Hartford, Connecticut, Choudhury has accepted a reporting position at New York City’s WPIX.

WASHINGTON, DC — You’re watching something on television. All the sudden, a commercial break begins and you’re blown out of your seat by the abrupt increase in audio volume. Perhaps a family member yells at you to turn down the TV, even though you never turned it up in the first place.  Thanks to some

SYRACUSE — Viewers have been asking, and NewsChannel 9 (WSYR-TV) today explained the noted recent absence of longtime anchor Rod Wood.  He’s recovering after “a minor surgical procedure,” according to a statement released by the station this afternoon.

SYRACUSE — Longtime local newspaper reporter Richard Long — who logged plenty of time as a television documentary producer later in his career — has died. In the late 1990s, Long produced Skaneateles Scrapbook, an 11-episode series which aired on local cable access channels. Of the two plays he wrote, one eventually became an award-winning