HD Express For Local News.(high definition)

Broadcasting & Cable, November, 2006 by Romano, Allison

Allison Romano Only a few outlets have made the switch, but the conversion is picking up steam By Allison Romano When Phoenix-area viewers tuned in for the late news on KPNX Nov. 2, the first night of November sweeps, the NBC affiliate offered a crisp, new view of the headlines.

For the first time, Gannett-owned KPNX produced and broadcast its news in high-definition. Lin Sue Cooney and Mark Curtis anchored from a glittering new set. The station's helicopter relayed images from its new HD camera, and new graphics complemented the look. The upgrades were all designed to show off the clearer picture and widescreen format that are the hallmarks of hi-def. With the conversion, KPNX became the first station in Arizona to go hi-def, and it...

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