Sunday Talk

Face the State WFSB   11 a.m

Host: Dennis House

TBA

 

The Real StoryFoxCT 6:30 am

Host: Laurie Perez

Legislative Hot Topics

Speaker Chris Donovan, D – Meriden

State Sen. Rob Kane, R – Watertown

CBIA 2012 Agenda

John Rathgeber, CBIA President/CEO

 

The Stan Simpson Show Fox CT Saturday, 6:30 amonline at www.ctnow.com/stan

Host: Stan Simpson

Maturo Comments Follow Up

Isai’as Diaz, CT Latino and Puerto Rican Affairs Commission

Marilyn Alverio, Diversity Consultant

CT Politicians Back Running

Chris Keating, Hartford Courant

Super Bowl Predicitions

Tebucky Jones, Former NFL Player

Andrew Pinnock, Former NFL Player

Scott Gray, WTIC AM


Focus on Connecticut News12 Saturday: 7:30 am, 11 am, 2:30 pm, 7:30 pm.Sunday: 2:30 am, 7:30 am, 11 am, 1:30 pm, 5:30 pm

Host: Tom Appleby

State Sen. Carlo Leone, D – Stamford

State Sen. Anthony Musto, D – Bridgeport

State Rep. William Tong, D – Stamford

State Rep. Dan Carter, R – Bethel

State Rep. Kim Fawcett, D – Fairfield

State Rep. Bruce Morris, D – Norwalk

 

CTN: Capitol Report: Week in Review Sunday at 8 pm      Replays of: The Real Story (8:30 PM), Face the State (9:00 pm),The Stan Simpson Show (9:30 pm)

Silver City Studio

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FOX CT has opened a studio at the Meriden Record-Journal that will allow R-J newspaper reporters to do live hits for FOX CT’s 4 p.m. newscast.

From ctnow:

“Any opportunity where we can share local content is a win-win for the viewers and readers of these two outstanding news organizations,” said Rich Graziano, vice president and general manager of FOX CT. “Partnering with the Record-Journal reinforces FOX CT as a statewide news organization, giving our newscasts a greater and wider impact, which is ultimately our mission.”

Does this mean work by Record-Journal reporters will appear in FOX CT’s sister publication, the Hartford Courant?

News from News8

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Here are the headlines from WTNH: Sonia Baghdady has re-signed with the station  (this after some drama involving the station posting her job); meteorologist Steve Villanueva has left for a job at WPIX-TV in New York; and the station’s morning show is going to get a new format and set. The New Haven Register’s Joe Amarante has the full story.

NYC Radio Veterans Share Ties to Cheshire

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Fun article in the New Haven Register featuring WCBS’ Paul Murnane, WINS’ Kathleen Marple, and longtime CT broadcaster Steve Kalb.

(Knock knock) “Hello, I’m with NBC CT …”

NBC CT is introducing a new 10-person consumer and investigative unit. According to a press release, the new team will serve as the largest of its kind in the Connecticut market (and given the fact that most investigative journalism has been severely cut, we would concur with this claim):

Sharon Butterworth, the station’s former Managing Editor, will lead the new consumer and investigative team.  Butterworth has been with NBC Connecticut for three-and-a-half years and previously worked for ten years at the ABC station in Miami, with her last position as Executive Producer. Monica Buchanan, a “go-to” general assignment reporter with WVIT since 2007 has transitioned into the investigative role along with reporter Jeff Stoecker who has been a solid and versatile member of the news team since 2009. NBC Connecticut newcomers Christopher Coffey and Sabina Kuriakose join the unit as well.  Coffey, most recently with the Fox affiliate in Austin, Texas, brings more than a decade of consumer and investigative experience and Kuriakose comes to NBC Connecticut from YNN in upstate New York where she reported throughout New York’s capital region. Station veterans and Emmy award-winning photojournalists Darryl Vallez and David Michnowicz will provide energetic images and perspective to the investigations along with Dan Lee, the station’s world-traveled photojournalist who has shot video for NBC in China and other locations around the world. The team’s News Associate, Denny Alfonso, recently joined NBC Connecticut with previous experience on the TODAY Show and also as the CNN en Espanol Radio correspondent in NYC.   As a Colombian reporter he brings additional language skills and international perspective. Another member of the unit will be announced soon.

 The investigative unit addition is part of NBCUniversal’s massive investment into its 10 owned stations, which includes hiring more than 130 new people, adding more local news, establishing new consumer and investigative units and purchasing new equipment, including trucks, in an effort to boost the news gathering capabilities at the stations. 

East Haven: Big Stinky Media Mess

Colin McEnroe

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In his Sunday column in the Hartford Courant, Colin McEnroe calls out WPLR’s Chaz and A.J. for their “interview” with East Haven Mayor Joseph Maturo, Jr. And the key issue, he writes, is less the “taco” comment than federal findings about the city’s police force.

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