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   WBZ-TV

   Over the past few years, WBZ-TV and parent CBS have co-produced a live telecast of the annual Boston Pops' July 4 concert at Boston's Hatch Shell along the Charles River.
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   WSBK-TV

   The Revolution are now the only Boston-area professional sports team to have locally-produced over-the-air telecasts of regular-season games. ... WBZ-TV produced such programming from 1993 to 1995 known as WBZ News 4 on TV 38.
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   WNXB-TV

   It also carried telecasts of the World Hockey Association's New England Whalers (now the NHL's Carolina Hurricanes) during the 1972-73 and 1973-74 seasons (25 regular-season games during 1972-73 and 20 games the next season, some home and some away games broadcast each year). ... Jon Keller - critic at large (now at WBZ-TV)
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   WLVI-TV

   It also carried telecasts of the World Hockey Association's New England Whalers (now the NHL's Carolina Hurricanes) during the 1972-73 and 1973-74 seasons (25 regular-season games during 1972-73 and 20 games the next season, some home and some away games broadcast each year). ... Jon Keller - critic at large (now at WBZ-TV)
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   Fox affiliate switches of 1994

   WPRI's signal carried from Rhode Island over into most of the Boston area whereas WBZ-TV's Boston signal traveled all the way into almost all of the state of Rhode Island. ... In Detroit, WWJ-TV premiered a newscast in fall 2001 produced by sister station WKBD.
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   WCCO-TV

   Jonathan Elias (5pm Anchor / Reporter 1993–1998, slated to join WBZ-TV in October) ... On the telecast, anchors Don Shelby and Amelia Santaniello performed a scripted "breaking news" bit, in which Shelby memorably declared that he had a gopher in his pants named Carlos.
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   WDIV-TV

   Channel 4 had a number of broadcasting firsts in Michigan, including the first telecast of Detroit Tigers, Red Wings and Lions games as well as televised newscasts. ... Scott Wahle - sports anchor/reporter (1987-1989, now @ WBZ-TV in Boston, also lead anchor of WBZ produced 9 PM news on sister station WSBK)
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   KDKA-TV

   WCCO-TV in Minneapolis, WBZ-TV in Boston, WWJ-TV in Detroit and WJZ-TV in Baltimore also do not follow any form of the mandate. ... In the early 1980s Dennis Miller hosted The Trolley Show, a Saturday-afternoon newsmagazine for teenagers on KDKA. He also produced humorous essays for the syndicated PM Magazine television program.
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   WJBK (TV)

   Tigers games were produced by WJBK's sister cable network, FSN Detroit. ... Ron Sanders - anchor/reporter/PM Magazine co-host (1973-1979, now at WBZ-TV in Boston)
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    WJBK

    Tigers games were produced by WJBK's sister cable network, FSN Detroit. ... Ron Sanders - anchor/reporter/PM Magazine co-host (1973-1979, now at WBZ-TV in Boston)

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• Fox affiliate switches of 1994,
• WCCO-TV,
• WDIV-TV,
• KDKA-TV,
• WJBK (TV),
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