Anyone know why they shuffled so many people around like this?
Post-Newsweek Stations, the company that owns Channel 2, moved Steve Wasserman(the general manager that was brought in 10 or so years back when the station was sold to Post-Newsweek) to Detroit. The new GM wasted no time in making all sorts of changes.
Some were for the better, like reducing Radar's exposure, and some were for the worse, like demoting Linda Lorelle and Khambrel Marshall. Busting Linda down to midday and placing that overripe bimbo Dominique Sachse in her place was inexcusable.
And I am sick of the repeated mention of "KPRC Local 2 News". I wonder if the station is using their call letters more often to help viewers acclimate to the demise of analog signals and the switch to digital in a few years. The local stations will no longer broadcast on VHF frequencies and 2,8,11,13, etc. will become a thing of the past.
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Post-Newsweek Stations, the company that owns Channel 2, moved Steve Wasserman(the general manager that was brought in 10 or so years back when the station was sold to Post-Newsweek) to Detroit. The new GM wasted no time in making all sorts of changes.
Some were for the better, like reducing Radar's exposure, and some were for the worse, like demoting Linda Lorelle and Khambrel Marshall. Busting Linda down to midday and placing that overripe bimbo Dominique Sachse in her place was inexcusable.
And I am sick of the repeated mention of "KPRC Local 2 News". I wonder if the station is using their call letters more often to help viewers acclimate to the demise of analog signals and the switch to digital in a few years. The local stations will no longer broadcast on VHF frequencies and 2,8,11,13, etc. will become a thing of the past.