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Present - The Weather Channel 2000 => Programming and Graphics => Topic started by: Darr'chelle on June 14, 2009, 04:05:36 PM
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http://www.multichannel.com/article/279294-Weather_Tracks_More_Series.php?rssid=20059 (http://www.multichannel.com/article/279294-Weather_Tracks_More_Series.php?rssid=20059)
Highlights: Geoffrey Darby saying "it's not your father's Weather Channel"
More news in evening hours
Morning is network's most watched viewing period
YWT with A&B? Is that an error?
A new look that will keep viewers informed on weather news coming this fall
"...the network will produce Breaking News Specials that will air within 10 days of major U.S. weather events to reveal how people prepared for and survive natural forces, according to the network."
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yep the A&B thing is right they are starting on YWT June 22nd,
Also that all of these changes to the programming will come back to bite them, this is not the way us Weather Channel Fans would like it :no:
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"Weatherproof, in which weather testers put everyday items through extraordinary weather conditions; America’s Worst Weather: Caught On Camera, which showcases amateur camera footage of some of the dangerous storms to hit the U.S.; and Tornado Chasers, which embeds viewers among scientists who chase major storms."
"In addition, the network will produce Breaking News Specials that will air within 10 days of major U.S. weather events to reveal how people prepared for and survive natural forces, according to the network."
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Sheesh, how many more long-form programs will those people at NBC come up with? :rolleyes:
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"In addition, the network will produce Breaking News Specials that will air within 10 days of major U.S. weather events to reveal how people prepared for and survive natural forces, according to the network."
That description sounds like another "Storm Stories" where it's updated more quickly. Even when they come up with new long-form programming ideas, they're all still the same things as before. :rolleyes: