WTVJ news opens
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The following video features various
The following video features various news and talent opens from WTVJ in Miami from c. 1979/80 to present.
Historical note: In September 1995, WTVJ and what is now WFOR-TV swapped channel positions, with WTVJ moving from channel 4 to channel 6, and WCIX moving from channel 6 to channel 4 and changing its calls to WFOR. One of the many byproducts of Fox's 1994 affiliation deal with New World Communications, the two stations' swapped transmitters (and effectively, channel locations) as compensation for CBS selling WCAU in Philadelphia to NBC in exchange for KCNC-TV in Denver and KUTV in Salt Lake City.
Here's what you can see in this video:
(0:06) "The World Tonight" intro (c. 1980-1983)
(0:18) "News Weekend" intro (c. 1980-1983)
(0:35-1:54) "News 4" talent intros (1983-1986)
(1:54-2:58) "News 4" talent intros (1986-1988)
(2:58-5:28) "News 4" intros (1988-1989)
(2:58-5:28) "News 4" and "South Florida at 4:30" intros (1989-1990)
(5:28-11:50) "Channel 4 News" talent intros (1990-1992)
(11:50) "Channel 4 News Olympic Nightcast" talent intro (1992)
(12:05-14:05) "Channel 4 News" talent intros (1992-1995)
(12:05-14:05) "Channel 4 News" 4:30 p.m. talent and 11 p.m. intros, same as before but with "WTVJ NBC" ID (1992-1995)
(14:05-15:09) "Channel 6 News" talent intros, same as before but truncated and with references to new channel 6 position (1995-1997)
(15:09-16:35) "NBC 6 News" intros (1997-2000)
(16:35-17:48) "NBC 6 News" intros, includes special intro from inaugural broadcast from American Airlines Arena studio (1997-2001)
(17:48-18:21) "NBC 6 News" intros (2001-2005)
(18:21-20:18) "NBC 6 News" intros (2005-2009)
(20:18-21:33) "NBC 6 News" intros (2009-2012)
(21:33-21:59) "NBC 6 News" intros (2012-present)
The posting of this video is designed to facilitate criticism, commentary, scholarship, and research relating to the television broadcasting industry, and for purposes of historic preservation, consistent with the provisions set forth in Section 107 of Title 17, United States Code.
© 2014 WTVJ, owned by NBCUniversal Owned Television Stations, a subsidiary of NBCUniversal.
Accurate captions are available for this video, activate the caption track and select "English" (the selection without the "automatic captions" tag) to view them.
Historical note: In September 1995, WTVJ and what is now WFOR-TV swapped channel positions, with WTVJ moving from channel 4 to channel 6, and WCIX moving from channel 6 to channel 4 and changing its calls to WFOR. One of the many byproducts of Fox's 1994 affiliation deal with New World Communications, the two stations' swapped transmitters (and effectively, channel locations) as compensation for CBS selling WCAU in Philadelphia to NBC in exchange for KCNC-TV in Denver and KUTV in Salt Lake City.
Here's what you can see in this video:
(0:06) "The World Tonight" intro (c. 1980-1983)
(0:18) "News Weekend" intro (c. 1980-1983)
(0:35-1:54) "News 4" talent intros (1983-1986)
(1:54-2:58) "News 4" talent intros (1986-1988)
(2:58-5:28) "News 4" intros (1988-1989)
(2:58-5:28) "News 4" and "South Florida at 4:30" intros (1989-1990)
(5:28-11:50) "Channel 4 News" talent intros (1990-1992)
(11:50) "Channel 4 News Olympic Nightcast" talent intro (1992)
(12:05-14:05) "Channel 4 News" talent intros (1992-1995)
(12:05-14:05) "Channel 4 News" 4:30 p.m. talent and 11 p.m. intros, same as before but with "WTVJ NBC" ID (1992-1995)
(14:05-15:09) "Channel 6 News" talent intros, same as before but truncated and with references to new channel 6 position (1995-1997)
(15:09-16:35) "NBC 6 News" intros (1997-2000)
(16:35-17:48) "NBC 6 News" intros, includes special intro from inaugural broadcast from American Airlines Arena studio (1997-2001)
(17:48-18:21) "NBC 6 News" intros (2001-2005)
(18:21-20:18) "NBC 6 News" intros (2005-2009)
(20:18-21:33) "NBC 6 News" intros (2009-2012)
(21:33-21:59) "NBC 6 News" intros (2012-present)
The posting of this video is designed to facilitate criticism, commentary, scholarship, and research relating to the television broadcasting industry, and for purposes of historic preservation, consistent with the provisions set forth in Section 107 of Title 17, United States Code.
© 2014 WTVJ, owned by NBCUniversal Owned Television Stations, a subsidiary of NBCUniversal.
Accurate captions are available for this video, activate the caption track and select "English" (the selection without the "automatic captions" tag) to view them.
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