Different Channels, Same Election Coverage

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SavetheNews.org, November 8, 2010
By Libby Reinish

On election night in Honolulu, a Honolulu resident recorded the coverage aired by her local TV news outlets. Although she kept changing the channel, the coverage was the same on every station. That's because three of Honolulu's TV stations are controlled by a single company, Raycom Media. The stations share a single newsroom and broadcast identical news coverage.

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