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Did Good Advice air on Nine? The different font used for it makes me think it only aired on WIN?
I know this is a WIN thread, but here’s a rare TAS TV equivalent from 1994. Includes TAS TV block mark on the ender. It’s the only TAS TV promo with this design that I have found thus far.
Edit: not sure how you get your shots so small zampa? Thank you
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Here:
Small
[100x56] (16:9)
[100x75] (4:3)
Medium
[250x140] (16:9)
[167x125] (4:3)
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Update: Added some 1992-93 Promo Endtags
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Caps from WIN [MTN] Griffith - Sunday 15/5/1994
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That last screencap with the MTN logo is a rarity (also, the font on the Commish endtag makes it look like they aired it in a different slot to Nine/WIN at the time)
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What is more interesting is in that same location (to the left-hand side of the Hey Hey team), there would usually be a photo of the local news presenters. MTN not having a local news team have used this generic version (without that photo slot) which I don’t think any other station would have used?
As for that The Commish ender, I would suggest they were simply following WIN. WIN back then would run different programs in different timeslots as desired.
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MTN Television - Still The One Promo:
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Did MTN use the actual WIN ID of the time or their own?
They’ve used the WIN ID at the time.
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When did MTN stop producing its local news? I know the title of the clip below refers to “the final bulletin,” but that seems to be a reference to the anchor, at least judging from his sign-off at the end. (The clip was uploaded by his family.)
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A bit of an identity crisis. I know that in 1991, they were using their own ID’s with the Nine ID music at the time with local scenes and the MTN logo at the end.
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WIN Griffith stopped production of a dedicated locally produced bulletin in August 2006 when their studios were closed. It got incorporated into the Riverina bulletin and we all know what happened to that bulletin last year.
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Did WIN recommence it or did it run right through the 90s?
MTN9 always had local news and it continued when WIN officially took over the station in 1998.
Interesting, not sure why they bothered with the 1994 Still The One promos then. If WIN didn’t (my presumption because I have not seen any videos online in all the years), you would think MTN would follow.
WIN did have their own versions of Nine’s 1994 Still The One Promos (I saw a very low quality clip of one many years ago), but unfortunately there isn’t any video evidence online at the present time.
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