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Adding unreferenced entries of former employees to lists containing BLP material

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10:00 News

WBTV's 10 PM newscast actually originated on WJZY in 1994, around the same time WSOC began producing one for WCCB. It moved to WTVI some time in the late '90's and then back to WJZY. So the July 1 move back from WMYT means this is actually the third separate time it's aired on WJZY, and it's aired on three different stations. 71.75.57.32 (talk) 20:40, 3 July 2013 (UTC)[reply]

"Flagship station"

A "flagship station" is (1) the station where a network originates; (2) a station in the city where a broadcast group's headquarters is located; or (3) the largest-market station a company owns. One station (like the New York City stations) may be all three, but there's only one per company (and it's really not a big deal except when it comes to a network). Charlotte is Raycom's largest market and the headquarters of their sports syndication division, but the corporate HQ is in Montgomery. WBTV and WSFA can't both be "flagship stations." 71.75.58.216 (talk) 22:46, 6 August 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Verifiability and notability

A variety of IP addresses - same writing style, so I assume it's the same person - keeps editing this and some other stations' WP pages with departing personnel information that has not yet been made public, along with comments like "Last Day Is July 16th". Even if you happen to work at the station and you know this is going to happen, if it's not verifiable, it can't go here. In this case, the WBTV Website biographies of on-air personnel would be the source. Mark Washburn's column in the Saturday Charlotte Observer also works as a source, but he usually doesn't publish personnel moves until after the fact. When she's gone, she's gone. Until then, she still works there. The date of her upcoming departure is neither notable nor verifiable. Furthermore, the consensus (I disagree with it, but so it goes) is that the "former personnel" listing is limited to people who either are notable enough to have their own WP articles, or whose notability can be independently established. It's not supposed to be an exhaustive list of everyone who ever worked there, and not everyone who leaves the station goes on that list. 166.205.67.231 (talk) 21:01, 15 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]

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