I could see Ed Ansin and WHDH in Boston doing it.....since he came pretty darn close to doing it instead of Leno in Boston at 10:00, until NBC "intimidated" them into dropping the idea.
On Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 3:08 PM, <[email protected]> wrote: > I don't think there's enough reward out there for a local affiliate to > justify the risk involved with refusing carriage. Their major worry was > money from the late local news, which won't be affected by whatever follows > it. Moreover, there's no indication that anything a local affiliate could > do would draw any more eyeballs than Leno (or any original programming). > Maybe a station could roll a dice with expanding the late local news to > sixty minutes. That would be awesome, particularly if it's in a huge market > that would humiliate Leno. > > I >--
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