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Date Posted: Wed 03/12/03 - 9:14:29 PM
Author: KSL Fan
Subject: Media covering breaking news this week

I moved to Utah, not thinking I'd ever tune into KSL. However, with two big stories in Salt Lake City happening this week, I must say I've become an avid fan. I love their local content.

How does anyone feel about any of the media handled the Smart case today?

1. Millcreek Media didn't do anything.
2. Simmons (except KXRK) aired KUTV's audio feed.
3. KSL did their own story, as well as relying on their sister station.
4. Citadel aired KUTV's audio feed as well, with the exception of KFNZ.
5. KSOP did not break programming.
6. Capitol aired the press on KBZN but continued with Utah Jazz on KLO.
7. Clear Channel/Mercury aired Ch. 4's audio on some stations, but kept regular programming on others.
8. Carlson stayed on regular programming.

Am I forgetting anything? What's anyone think?
Thanks,
KSL Fan

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