NBC New York Nonstop

It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with NBC California Nonstop, NBC Chicago Nonstop, NBC Philadelphia Nonstop and NBC Washington Nonstop to NBC Nonstop. (Discuss) Proposed since November 2011.

NBC New York Nonstop
Launched	March 9, 2009
Owned by	NBCUniversal
Picture format	Widescreen 480i (SDTV)
Slogan	Discovering the Heart of NY
Country	United States
Language	American English
Broadcast area	NY metro area
Headquarters	New York, NY
Replaced	NBC Weather Plus
Sister channel(s)	WNBC
Website	New York Nonstop Official Page
Availability
Terrestrial
WNBC	4.2
WVIT	30.2
Cable
Time Warner Cable	161
Verizon FiOS	460
RCN	28
Cablevision	109 (in New York) 118 (in Fairfield County)
Comcast	248 (in N. NJ, Fairfield County, & Upstate NY) 158 (in W. NJ)

WNBC-DT2 (known on air as New York Nonstop) is a 24-hour entertainment-oriented news service broadcasting on a digital television subchannel of WNBC (Channel 4) in New York City and WVIT (Channel 30) in Connecticut. Originally conceived as an all-news rival to the established New York 1 cable news television channel from Time Warner Cable, New York Nonstop provides entertainment and lifestyle features with news updates every 15 minutes.

Both New York Nonstop and WNBC are owned and operated by NBCUniversal and are based in the GE Building at Rockefeller Center in the New York City borough of Manhattan.

History

An early logo for New York Nonstop used from Launch until Mid-2010.

On May 7, 2008, NBC Universal announced plans for a major restructuring of WNBC's news department (including moving from Studio 6B To 7E). The centerpiece of the restructuring would be the creation of a 24-hour all-news channel, which would operate on WNBC's second digital subchannel (4.2). Channel 4's current news operations would be revamped and melded into the all-news channel, which serves as a "content center" for the station's various local distribution platforms.

The digital news channel, named New York Nonstop, launched on March 9, 2009. With the success of this format, other NBC-owned & operated stations soon followed suit, replacing "NBC Plus" on their secondary digital channels. In Fall 2010, WRC-TV launched NBC Washington Nonstop, WCAU-TV launched NBC Philadelphia Nonstop, and WMAQ-TV launched NBC Chicago Nonstop. On May 2011, stations in California (KNBC-Los Angeles, KNTV-San Jose-San Francisco-Oakland, & KNSD-San Diego) and in Dallas-Fort Worth, TX (KXAS) launched NBC California Nonstop and NBC DFW Nonstop respectively. Days later, WTVJ launched NBC Miami Nonstop.

Current programs

New York Nonstop's programming is a mix of taped news and weather updates (which are broadcast every 15 minutes), and programs produced in-house by sister companies WNBC, NBC News and LXTV.

WNBC-TV's Darlene Rodriguez presenting a news update on the channel's launch.

• New York Nightly News With Chuck Scarborough – Emmy-award winning journalist Chuck Scarborough anchors the tri-state area's one and only 7 p.m. local newscast.[1]
• The Debrief with David Ushery – anchor/reporter David Ushery debriefs reporters, bloggers, and newsmakers on the week's local stories; the show also airs on WNBC-TV on Sundays at noon.
• The Jimmy Lloyd Songwriter Showcase - Entertainment taste-maker Jimmy Lloyd interviews and showcases the best of the independent musical landscape.

[2]

• Style Fix – Check out the latest in personal style as only found in New York.[3]
• Great American Health Challenge
• Open House NYC
• LXTV First Look
• Meet The Press – NBC's Sunday morning political talk program, moderated by David Gregory
• Press:Here - A weekly panel discussion between nationally published technology reporters and Silicon Valley CEOs hosted by Scott McGrew.[4]
• Screening Room – Submit your original films, videos and pilots. The best will be aired on TV.[5]
• Soundcheck – Get the first glimpse of the hottest bands playing in the region.[6]
• Sidewalk Stories – Every day NY Nonstop ask New Yorkers questions from the day's headlines [7]
• Talk Stoop
• What's the Deal? – NY Nonstop ask the people in the know and find out "what the deal" is with the sometimes perplexing issues New Yorkers face every day.[8]
• Wall Street Journal Report – nationally syndicated financial news program, hosted by CNBC anchor Maria Bartiromo; distributed by NBCUniversal Television Distribution
• Entertainment Buzz – An entertainment report syndicated to all NBC O&Os
• Best Of Weekday – clips from segments aired previously during the week
• Backyard Travel – getaways and staycations with AnneLise Sorensen
• All Night with Joey Reynolds – simulcast of the overnight radio show formerly heard on WOR

Slogans

• Discovering the Heart of New York (2008–present)

External links

• NBC New York Online
• New York Nonstop Official Page

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