Some local TV stations have a taken an idea from the pages of the newspapers and the cable news networks. These stations are airing daily and/or weekly political editorial segments. I've included a link to an excellent story Mike Malone wrote for Broadcasting & Cable Magazine. Read Mike's story and let us know what you think. (Read Blog)

My e-mail box is getting flooded with people asking some variation of the question. (Read Blog)

Commenting is not just an outlet for you to post an opinion. Our comments also allow you to ask questions, to have inspired debates and engage in civilized arguments with other witn.com visitors. (Read Blog)

It's back! Due to popular demand, here's the 2009 version of "One Hundred Things To Do In (and around) Eastern North Carolina. (Read Blog)

Ron from Craven County sent us an e-mail sharing his thoughts about referring to our area as "Carolina". He doesn't like the use of "Coastal Carolina" or "Eastern Carolina" to describe our area. Read his note and share your thoughts with us. (Read Blog)

Welcome to the new WITN.Com. What do you like? What don't you like? Is there something we should add to the site or take away? We're evolving and we are listening to your feedback. Post your comment and let us know. (Read Blog)

We received an e-mail response to a recent poll stating “I do not believe pro-life and pro-choice are mutually exclusive.” What do you think? (Read Blog)

General Manager Chris Mossman addresses viewer e-mail from early March. Topics include bugs crawling on your screen, Extreme Home Makeover and our Business Break Hosts. (Read Blog)

There’s nothing like a little snow to boost traffic here at WITN.Com. January 2009 is our best month to date as we tallied over 3 million page views. (Read Blog)

It's been the plan to shut down the analog signal on February 17th. Will pushing it back to June make a difference? Either way, there will be people who will scramble to get converter boxes the day after the signals are shut down. (Read Blog)

Let's get the digital transition done. I don't want any of us to have to endure another four months of digital transition promos. There's a link in this blog to a great flow chart which simply explains the digital transition. Enjoy! (Read Blog)

This blog is not for everyone. I'm writing it specifically for media buyers and people who are interested in television advertising in Greenville NC and the Greenville-New Bern-Washington North Carolina DMA. (Read Blog)

We get hundreds of comments a day from our readers at witn.com. Most of them are quickly posted on witn.com, some of them take longer for us to review and some never see the light of day. (Read Blog)

It's tourney time and there will be teams from North Carolina in the dance however they'll all be from schools west of I-95. (Read Blog)

What’s in a name? In this case, two fewer letters. We’re excited to simplify everything as our site will now be “witn.com”. (Read Blog)

One of the more astute witn.com readers asked us how we "order" the stories on the site. He also had a good question about comments. Click for more information or to ask a question of your own. (Read Blog)

The next time you’re thinking “I’m bored, there’s nothing to do”, take a look at this list and hopefully you’ll be inspired with a fresh idea. (Read Blog)

WITN will continue to be carried on all cable companies in eastern North Carolina except Sunburn Cable in Belhaven. (Read Blog)

Barack Obama will be airing a half hour political commercial Wednesday Night on NBC, CBS and Fox. Learn more and share your thoughts. (Read Blog)

WITN and MediaCom have reached an agreement and they will continue to carry us on all of their systems in eastern North Carolina. (Read Blog)

I knew the promo was coming up during WITN News @ 11, but even so, it surprised me to see the competitors on our station. Why? To promote a great cause - Stand Up To Cancer! (Read Blog)

WITN General Manager Chris Mossman discusses changes to witntv.com and AP award for best website. (Read Blog)

We've received a fair amount of viewer feedback on our coverage of Obama's Visit. Much of it was positive but some of it wasn't. (Read Blog)