City Manager O'Brian

There has been much concern focused on the struggles of print media in this depressed economy. The TV business is not immune. WBZ closed it's Worcester office, Fox and CBS and others are sharing resources. There is much more reporter pooling going on today. What we will see is more of the same. The same stories, the more the spectacle the better. Commercial TV News, as in most radio outlets, are moving further from objective, local and hard hitting news in favor of "human interest", and the business of propaganda.
Charter Communications seems to facing some unique challenges on it's own.
For sure there will be some that will moan over the fact that Worcester has no affiliate TV station. In today's world , however, that is really a moot issue.