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KUSA TV 9 - TV station in Denver, Colorado USA covering Denver general entertainment at Mondo Times KUSA TV 9 is a TV station in Denver, Colorado, USA covering general entertainment. KUSA TV 9 contact information is available to Mondo Times Advanced and Professional Members. KUSA TV 9 - TV station in Denver, Colorado USA covering Denver general entertainment at Mondo Times www.mondotimes.com /1/world/us/6/402/1142   (133 words)

'Secret' Behind TV Station's Photos In our newsroom the TV news photographer is considered equal to the reporter because working together as a team produces the best story for our viewers. The foundation of our success was laid by group of TV news photographers who shot film back in the mid-70's when electronic news gathering was in its infancy. I have to quickly remind them that KUSA is not a utopia for television news photographers. www.nieman.harvard.edu /reports/98-2NRsum98/Sotelo_Secret.html   (1717 words)

Lost Remote: Survey: Newspaper sites still dominate TV station websites have the largest audience in five markets and websites operated by a combination of TV station and local newspaper lead in two markets. In 2001, 30 daily newspapers and four TV stations had attracted to their websites more than 20 percent of the adults in their immediate market. Of the 898 websites surveyed (newspapers, alternative news weeklies and TV) in the current report, 236 attracted 10 percent or more of the adults in their immediate market. www.lostremote.com /archives/004187.html   (657 words)

KUSA-TV - Psychology Central KUSA produces nearly 49 hours of local news a week and has been the highest-rated news station in Denver for over a quarter-century. As a result, KUSA joined NBC on September 10, 1995. K*USA-TV is a television station on VHF Channel 9 (187.25 MHz video / 191.75 MHz audio) based in Denver, Colorado and owned by Gannett, and is sister station to KTVD. psychcentral.com /psypsych/KUSA-TV   (371 words)

Media Visions - iTV HDTV at KUSA While both Ogden and Perez seem excited about the new HDTV news set, a special lilt comes into their voices when they talk about the innovative HDTV helicopter developed for KUSA by MRC and Helinet, which was exhibited at NAB. "We were facing a 'chicken-and-egg' scenario two years ago," said KUSA President and General Manager Roger Ogden, who is also a senior vice president of Gannett with five stations reporting to him. These screens are used to track all the video coming from studio cameras, ENG crews, the Avid edit suites, the 9News helicopter, the national NBC feeds and the broadcast antenna signals from atop Lookout Mountain west of Denver. www.media-visions.com /itv-kusa.html   (1239 words)

Lost Remote TV Convergence TV broadcasters would be required to switch entirely to digital, copy-protected signals by January 2006, under a proposal released by House Commerce Committee Chairman Billy Tauzin. TV programming in the UK is asking viewers to pick up their cell phones and send SMS text messages, and the experiment is working. Fully 84 percent of year-to-year growth in the TV population aged 18-49 is attributable to Hispanics, according to a Nielsen study. www.lostremote.com /archives/weblog.html   (5307 words)

Poynter Online - NPPA 2005 Best of Television Photojournalism The award for TV Station of the Year recognizes a local broadcast station's staff consistency in providing outstanding news photography coverage for and about the audience it serves. Selection as TV Photography Station of the Year honors excellence and most importantly, it serves to raise the standards of the industry. The award singles out an individual station as one that has achieved a standard of quality in photographic coverage that is unmatched by any other. www.poynter.org /content/content_view.asp?id=79970   (1078 words)

RMMW Petitions to Deny the Re-licensing of 4 TV stations: 1998 The cliche about local TV news is "if it bleeds, it leads," and we emphasize that on the TV news the blood is real. In this country, the V-chip and ratings system for TV programming are a clear acknowledgment by our society of the chronic harmful effects of distorted television imagery, especially violence. RMMW Petitions to Deny the Re-licensing of 4 TV stations: 1998 www.bigmedia.org /texts2.html   (7921 words)

Denver stations get OK for super tower The super tower — supporting a total of four digital and four analog TV stations — remains controversial, raising health issues for residents of the mountain area north of Interstate 70 where it is set to be built. In an unanimous vote, the Jefferson County, Colorado Board of Commissioners has approved a proposal by a Denver-area TV station consortium to build a 730-foot broadcast tower on Lookout Mountain. The super tower, supporting a total of four digital and four analog TV stations, remains controversial. bth.broadcastengineering.com /ar/broadcasting_denver_stations_ok   (414 words)

TV Week Cornetta joined KUSA as an account executive in 1987 after having been an account executive at KCNC-TV, then the NBC station in Denver. Gannett has named Mark Cornetta president and general manager of KUSA-TV, its NBC affiliate in Denver. He rose through the sales ranks at KUSA to become general sales manager in 1992 and was given the additional title of broadcast VP in 2003. www.tvweek.com /news.cms?newsId=7908   (111 words)

WomenOf.com: Woman of the Month: Kathy Sabine. Kathy Sabine, KUSA TV Her work hours are unusual (3:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.), but Kathy Sabine, meteorologist for KUSA TV in Denver, appreciates being able to be home when her children return from school, while still pursuing a career. Within a week Sabine had three offers: one from the Weather Channel, one from KUSA in Denver, and one in Dallas. www.womenof.com /News/cn12_9_02.asp   (968 words)

pr_04-12-2004.asp Top-rated Denver TV station, KUSA, is set to become the first broadcaster in the country to broadcast live hi-def aerial images on its news programming via the Helinet/Cineflex® HiDEF digital camera system. KUSA-TV, Denver (Channel 9, NBC) contracted with Helinet as the station was converting its ground-based broadcast operations to high-definition. Denver is the first of an initial cluster of TV markets which will be employing the capabilities of the Helinet/Cineflex® HiDEF Camera System in the near future. www.helinet.com /news/pr_04-12-2004.asp   (653 words)

Ogden Named President/General Manager at KUSA-TV Franzgrote returned to KUSA in May 1989 after six years as president of KARE-TV in Minneapolis. KUSA (NBC-Denver) is a part of Gannett Broadcasting’s 16-television-station group. During that period he also headed several projects for NBC, including coordinating NBC’s cooperative efforts with TV Azteca in Mexico and overseeing operations for KUTV in Salt Lake City. www.gannett.com /go/press/pr051697.htm   (553 words)

News Vet Looks at Big Station Picture - 11/25/2002 - Broadcasting & Cable - CA261254 As a young newsman in Denver, Lougee got to work with local TV legends Roger Ogden and Marv Rockford, both newsmen who, like Lougee, either were or would be running TV stations. Dave Lougee, who runs KING-TV and KONG-TV in Seattle, is one of those rare TV executives who hasn't had to learn how to lose. As chairman of Colorado's consumer-oriented Public Interest Research Group during college, he got an internship with consumer reporter Dave Minshall at KMGH-TV Denver, and there his plans changed. www.broadcastingcable.com /article/CA261254.html?display=People   (619 words)

FTC Petition Local TV "news" programs on The Stations are severely unbalanced, emphasizing repetitive and dramatic coverage of crime, disaster, trivial events, sports and weather. As a result, expert analyses of the local TV "news" industry in general are relevant to the Denver stations. In seven studies, the average mayhem content of KCNC’s news broadcast was 50 percent, on KMGH’s 53 percent, on KUSA's 47 percent, and on KWGN’s 42 percent. www.bigmedia.org /ftcPetition.html   (5942 words)

Untitled In the lobby of KUSA Channel 9News, visitors sit mesmerized by "Passions," a hot new daytime drama unfolding on the TV screen — until a petite woman enters the room. The departures earlier this year of Channel 9 longtimers Ed Sardella and Ron Zappolo had TV insiders predicting that the station's ratings winning streak might well be near its end, but that hasn't come to pass -- not yet, anyhow. Previous employment (5/02): 1988-1993, co-anchor, WBBM TV, Chicago; 1983-1988, primary anchor, WRAL TV, Raleigh, N.C.; 1981-1983, WTVK TV, Knoxville, Tenn. Ms. www.enewsrelease.com /ns_tjfr_archive2.asp   (621 words)

Mondo Times Advanced Member Benefits: KUSA TV 9 Telephone Number Main office telephone numbers are provided for KUSA TV 9 and thousands more newspapers, magazines, radio and TV stations across the United States. Mondo Times Advanced Members can call KUSA TV 9 using the telephone number they see listed here. And see the different ways we can help you contact American media. www.mondotimes.com /about/pop/amtelephone.html?title=KUSA+TV+9   (102 words)

Broadcasting & Cable: KUSA-TV takes off; plans to reinstitute news helicopter coverage after accident-linked hiatus.@ HighBeam Research By sharing the lease, the radio station says it will get a newer, faster, more powerful and safer news chopper for its traffic reports, while KUSA-TV will no longer be the only TV news operation in Denver without a presence over Denver. Grounded years ago by tragedy, Denver's KUSA-TV will bring a news helicopter back to its coverage through a joint lease with a local news radio station. The Gannett TV station and Jacor's KOA(AM) plan a partnership in the sky by summer. highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?docid=1G1:20544808&refid=ink_tptd_mag   (235 words)

Daily Tribune : TV exec spared in jet crash 11/28/04 An airplane burns after crashing on takeoff at Montrose Regional Airport, Sunday in Montrose, Colo. NBC Sports chairman Dick Ebersol survived the charter plane crash that killed at least two people Sunday, the network said in a statement through its Denver affiliate KUSA-TV. One of Ebersol's sons, Charles Ebersol, survived but another son, Teddy, was missing, KUSA reported late Sunday. NBC said the pilot and co-pilot were killed. www.dailytribune.com /stories/112804/loc_topstory17001.shtml   (271 words)

NPPA Region Nine - Region Nine Third Quarter TV Clip Results Congratulations to the TV winners of the Region 9 3rd Quarter Clip Contest. Remember, you can get these results as well as the results from all the regions, on the NPPA website http://nppa.org/ - specifically, you can find the winners at this link: http://nppa.org/competitions/quarterly_clip_contests/TV_regional/2004/q3/#9 You can also check and see who is leading in the race for Region 9 POY. NPPA Region Nine - Region Nine Third Quarter TV Clip Results www.nppa9.org /modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=12   (221 words)

Denver/KUSA-TV Then, in September 1995, KUSA changed its affiliation from ABC to NBC. In 2004, 9NEWS became the third station in the country and the first in Colorado to begin live newscasts in High Definition Television, providing viewers with higher resolution video and CD-quality audio, even from the air. April 1992 marked the station’s move from its Bannock Street location to its current state-of-the-art headquarters at 500 Speer Boulevard, which has three times the square footage of the Bannock Street location. www.gannett.com /map/ataglance/denver.htm   (419 words)

Poynter Online - Columbine: When News and Emotion Converge Except for a one-hour break to allow Dateline's special report, KUSA continued its live reporting from Columbine until past midnight and then started up again early the next morning. And according to Dennis and Angie Kucharski, news director at KCNC-TV in Denver, while the story is no longer daily, it has never ended. Shortly before noon, the NBC affiliate was back on the air with information on gunmen, fatally wounded students, and SWAT teams. www.poynter.org /content/content_view.asp?id=3560   (925 words)

NPPA Region Nine - Region 9 Dominates TV "BOP" Corky Scholl of KUSA-TV in Denver, Colo., is the new Best Of Photojournalism 2005 Ernie Crisp Television News Photographer of the Year, and Brian Weister of KMGH-TV is the repeating Television Editor of the Year. Results of the NPPA's "Best of Photojournalism" TV contest are in, and Region 9 leads the way. HM - Corky Scholl KUSA Robbie the Runner www.nppa9.org /modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=15   (303 words)

USATODAY.com - Mavs boss: NBA gains from attention paid to Bryant Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban said in a nationally syndicated TV show Monday night that the felony sexual assault charges against Kobe Bryant, "from a business perspective (are) great for the NBA." NBA commissioner David Stern quickly criticized Cuban after hearing his comments. Mavs owner Mark Cuban, who has been fined more than $1M by the NBA, said Monday that Kobe Bryant's legal troubles are "from a business perspective great" for the league. The Dallas owner added that "I don't want to compare Kobe with O.J. (Simpson) because Kobe's case hasn't been decided, but the reality is there is more interest in him (Kobe) now." www.usatoday.com /sports/basketball/nba/2003-08-04-cuban-comments_x.htm   (906 words)

USATODAY.com - Cameras OK'd for Bryant hearing Gannett's order allows one pool TV camera and one pool still photographer in the courtroom. Bryant was charged with felony sexual assault after a 19-year-old woman told authorities he attacked her at an Edwards resort June 30. Kobe Bryant sits on the bench during the final moments of the Lakers' playoff loss to the Spurs last spring. www.usatoday.com /sports/basketball/nba/lakers/2003-07-25-bryant-cameras_x.htm   (686 words)

KUSA-TV CHOOSES SONY’S HDC-X300 HIGH-DEFINITION COMPACT CAMERA FOR IN-STUDIO ACQUISITION FLEXIBILITY DENVER, April 18, 2004 - Continuing its transition to a fully high-definition infrastructure, KUSA-TV (9 News in Denver) will be the first broadcaster in the United States to implement Sony's new HDC-X300 compact high definition camera, using the camera in its newly re-designed studio and mounted on a jib arm. According to Don Perez, director of technology and operations, the station needed a camera that would complement the seven Sony HDC-930 cameras that KUSA, a Gannett station, had already installed as part of its HD upgrade. The station also needed a camera that could go where others couldn't. news.sel.sony.com /pressrelease/4605   (428 words)

KABC Adds Helinet HD Copter So far, only five TV stations broadcast local news in HDTV, including KUSA; KOMO-TV, Fisher Broadcasting’s ABC affiliate in Seattle; WJW-TV, Fox Television’s OandO station in Cleveland; WRAL-TV, Capitol Broadcasting’s CBS affiliate in Raleigh, N.C.; and just last week, WUSA-TV, Gannett’s CBS affiliate in Washington, D.C. made the transition. KABC-TV, ABC’s owned-and-operated TV station became the first station in Los Angeles to have a portion of its local newscast broadcast in high-definition by debuting Monday the market’s first high-def news helicopter from Helinet Aviation services. www.mediaweek.com /mw/news/tvstations/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1000913634   (380 words)

2002 Public & Community Service Award Nominations Sponsoring Organization: KUSA – TV Stations/City: KUSA – TV/Denver, CO Synopsis: a campaign organized by KUSA and assisted by music teachers from the Denver area to collect used musical instruments in a one-day drive at KUSA – TV. Stations/City: KHOU – TV 11, KTRK – TV 13, KPRC – TV 2, KHWB – TV 39 and KTMD – TV, Houston Texas Synopsis: a campaign organized by the United Way of the Texas Gulf Coast to raise money to assist private citizens who suffered losses due to the devastating flood. www.emmyonline.org /emmy/public03.html   (687 words)

Stan Heist Named TV POY, Jason Hanson Named Editor Of The Year Stan Heist from WBFF-TV in Baltimore, MD, is the Ernie Crisp Television News Photographer of the Year, and Jason Hanson from KSTP-TV in Minneapolis, MN, is the Video Editor of the Year. Stan Heist Named TV POY, Jason Hanson Named Editor Of The Year Now in its fifth year, the Best of Photojournalism (BOP) is the world's leading digital photojournalism contest. www.nppa.org /news_and_events/news/2006/03/boptv7.html   (1283 words)

WGRZ-TV -- 2 On Your Side in Western New York Home Page Gannett is an Internet leader with sites sponsored by most of its TV stations and newspapers including USATODAY.com, one of the most popular news sites on the web. www.wgrz.com   (698 words)

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