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threads per page: 10 | 20 | 50   1. Can't help thinking when
reporters go to other markets it's a sign that     stations are
hiring again. And that grass can be greener elsewhere.   2.
@MikeV - that's called the television business. believe me, my
husband worked at CBS58 and it was the same story there -
reporters change in/out all the time. Probably part of the
reason at TMJ4 is because one of their main reporters/anchors
just had a baby.   3. Nice guy to deal with - sorry to see him
go. But the world of TV news reporting has become a shallow,
shallow pond. Pay is actually pretty lousy, and real
investigative reporting is frowned upon. It's pretty much become
a stepping-stone career move - a few years in front of the
camera, then off to some ad agency or co