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Kari Lake leaving Channel 10
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I think Kristy Siefkin would be the perfect person to promote at Fox 10. She seems to be a true professional and all-around class act.
Lost in this is Hook and Lake were the current longest tenured primetime/nightly duo in the Valley. I'm not sure when Hook and Lake were paired together, but I moved to Phoenix in 2000 and thinking they were broadcasting together. The 4 other stations have turned over teams several times.
That probably now makes Steve Irvin and Katie Raml the longest tenured duo at this time (over 15 years, I'm guessing?).
Close...they started together in June of 2007.
Christina Carilla replaces Kari Lake:
www.fox10phoenix.com
Meet the Fox 10 Phoenix co-anchor who is joining John Hook and replacing Kari Lake
Fox 10 Phoenix named Christina Carilla as the replacement for Kari Lake, who left the station. Carilla will co-anchor with longtime anchor John Hook.
www.azcentral.com
Christina Carilla
Christina co-anchors FOX 10 News at 4, 5, and 9pm weeknights with John Hook. She first joined the FOX 10 News team in 2018 as an anchor for KUTP’s FOX 10 Xtra News at 7pm.
Now, the question is: who will replace Christina at 7pm and 10pm? Personally, I would love to see the Linda Williams/Marc Martinez team back together again. However, I'm not sure if Linda wants to work 5 days a week.
How will they advertise the new 4/5/9 pm team? Hook and Lake had a certain ring to it. Hook and Carilla not so much!
How will they advertise the new 4/5/9 pm team? Hook and Lake had a certain ring to it. Hook and Carilla not so much!
I haven't lived in Phoenix in probably 25 years, but I remember Linda Williams. She's a pro. Surprised she never got bumped higher up in the food chain.Now, the question is: who will replace Christina at 7pm and 10pm? Personally, I would love to see the Linda Williams/Marc Martinez team back together again. However, I'm not sure if Linda wants to work 5 days a week.
How will they advertise the new 4/5/9 pm team? Hook and Lake had a certain ring to it. Hook and Carilla not so much!
Now, the question is: who will replace Christina at 7pm and 10pm? Personally, I would love to see the Linda Williams/Marc Martinez team back together again. However, I'm not sure if Linda wants to work 5 days a week.
How will they advertise the new 4/5/9 pm team? Hook and Lake had a certain ring to it. Hook and Carilla not so much!
I'm not exactly sure just by watching one newscast, but, on a recent KSAZ newscast I watched on YouTube, Linda and Marc were together at the 10:00 p.m. hour.
It looks like Ellen McNamara will be joining the station to do Fox 10 Xtra News @ 7PM and Fox 10 News @ 10 PM
www.ftvlive.com
ToldJa! — FTVLive
She was cast off by Meredith but is making a soft landing in the Valley of the Sun….
www.ftvlive.com
And here we go...
Lake for Governor
Lake for Governor
😂🤣😅😂🤣😅😂🤣😅
She'll never make it to the primary. As of now, State Treasurer Kimberly Yee should be considered the AZGOP front runner. The days of media folks running for office are done.
Don't broadcast stations have rules against their on-air people, especially journalists, contributing to political candidates? Sounds like a conflict of interest to me if they do so.
Why would participating and donating to the democratic process be considered wrong by a station's management. It's likely not legal to prohibit contributing to a campaign, although perhaps limits could be put on an on-air person actually campaigning or endorsing.
At a group of stations I managed i Puerto Rico, we'd match any employee's contribution to their party up to a specific amount to encourage interest in the democratic process. They did not have to reveal the party, and the match was on the "honor system".
I know CBS News has restrictions on its employees political activities. There is definitely a ban on their staff endorsing candidates, not sure how they treat donations.
I'm not sure about any of the local station groups. Given how little I see in the way of political endorsements from TV newscasters, I assume that is not kosher with most of the station groups.
I spent 40+ years in print media. At all of the papers that employed me, we in the editorial department (editors, reporters, columnists) were expressly prohibited from working for the election of or endorsing a political candidate, which included such things as putting bumper stickers on our cars supporting any candidate or wearing candidate buttons or T-shirts. Of course, we could vote, and did.
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