WFTV-Channel 9 and the Orlando Sentinel have expanded their weather partnership.
Channel 9 is now providing video of its forecasts several times a day for OrlandoSentinel.com. The two O-Town media entities have been weather partners for several years, teaming up on an annual hurricane guide and participating with a daily weather page in the Sentinel.
This new video venture is an unusual partnership in that WFTV and OrlandoSentinel.com are competitors on the Web. But both sides benefit, with OrlandoSentinel.com getting the latest weather information from meteorologists at the area’s top-rated station, and WFTV’s weather staff getting that much more exposure though another media outlet.
Don’t worry about ringing in 2011 without having WESH 2 or CW 18 on your DirecTV hookup. The Orlando stations’ parent, Hearst Television, reached a retransmission deal with the satellite TV provider on Thursday afternoon. “WESH is pleased to report a new carriage agreement has been reached with DirecTV. DirecTV…
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Just a few short weeks ago, Orlando TV viewers were given the chance to view one of the newest “diginets” — Memorable Entertainment Television, or Me-TV for short. Me-TV, which replaced WeatherPlus on WESH’s 2.2 digital subchannel, offers classic sitcoms and dramas from the 1950s, ’60s, ’70s and ’80s. I…