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From: "Jim Ellwanger" <[email protected]>
I assume NBC will not rest until they can figure out how to have one pair
of anchors doing the news on both stations at once. I think it can be done
if you just make sure the stories airing simultaneously are exactly the
same length: you have Anchor A doing an L.A. story while Anchor B does a
San Diego story, then they both dip their heads, look up at the other
camera, Anchor A does a San Diego story while Anchor B does an L.A. story,
and so on.
From the station that paved the way for Huntley & Brinkley's alternating
two-city newscast, WSAZ provides my market with a concurrent two-city
newscast:
http://www.wsaz.com/charleston/misc/18322959.html
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|_>|_> Brad Beam- Belle WV
|_>|_> http://74bmw.livejournal.com
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