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"WORLD NEWS NOW"
ABC News' "World News Now" premiered in January, 1992. From 2:00 until 6:00
a.m. each weekday, "World News Now" keeps its viewers on top of breaking news
from around the world and brings them into the debate on the important issues
of the day. All of this comes wrapped in a unique brand of television
journalism.
The Los Angeles Times calls "World News Now" "...by far the class of the ...
overnight network entries ... a beautifully-produced, casual and comfortable
program with a perfect tone for the relaxed time of night"; TV Guide says,
"Stay awake for ... snappy dialogue and wry commentary. A hip attitude
pervades the show." The Virginian-Pilot says, "'World News Now' is ... just
too good for TV."
While bringing viewers all the top news stories of the day along with weather
and sports, anchor Thalia Assuras also covers breaking news as it happens.
But "World News Now" also brings its viewers the kind of stories not seen on
the traditional evening news programs, including in-depth coverage of
important trials, hearings and speeches, and newsmaker discussion of issues
of the day and commentators sharing their opinions about important events.
Some of the regular in-depth features on "World News Now" include:
"Their TV News" -- an opportunity for viewers to see how the important
stories of the day are covered in the cities and towns where those stories
happened;
"World News Then" -- a look at how ABC News covered important stories of the
past;
"Reporters Notebook" -- where ABC News' best journalists share some of the
thoughts they might not have reported about the stories they are covering and
the personalities involved.
"World News Now" also excerpts the best of the ABC News magazines and daily
news broadcasts featuring award-winning reporting from the best journalists
in the business.
"World News Now" goes boldly where no overnight newscast has gone before. As
the Rutgers Review says, the broadcast is "...possibly the greatest program
ever made that is not a Star Trek series."
Transmitted: 94-10-07 12:31:41 EDT