Washington, D.C.
(April 20, 2007) -- WSOC-TV, the ABC
affiliate in Charlotte, North Carolina, will begin broadcasting
the local news in High-Definition on Sunday.
The station says at its web site that it will be the first in Charlotte to do so.
"We went high-def because our viewers deserve the most clear, most visually stunning, most accurate views of local news and weather available," the station stated.
Kett Cosmetics, which specializes in providing high-def makeup for TV broadcasts, has provided consultation for the station's HD switch.
The station says at its web site that it will be the first in Charlotte to do so.
"We went high-def because our viewers deserve the most clear, most visually stunning, most accurate views of local news and weather available," the station stated.
Kett Cosmetics, which specializes in providing high-def makeup for TV broadcasts, has provided consultation for the station's HD switch.
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WSOC's high-def news debut will help celebrate the station's 50th anniversary, which will be April 28.
There are now approximately 40 local stations broadcasting the news in HD.
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WSOC's high-def news debut will help celebrate the station's 50th anniversary, which will be April 28.
There are now approximately 40 local stations broadcasting the news in HD.
Click TVPredictions.com to see today's Swanni Sez.
© TVPredictions.com
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