Asiana reverses decision to sue KTVU over pilot gaffe
Asiana Airlines says it will not sue San Francisco-area FOX affiliate KTVU over last week’s pilot identification gaffe.
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Asiana Airlines will sue KTVU over reporting error
Asiana Airlines says it will go ahead with a defamation lawsuit against a California television station that erroneously reported four perceived racist names as pilots aboard a plane that crashed in San Francisco.
Exclusive: NTSB intern at center of KTVU gaffe identified
The National Transportation Safety Board has relieved a student of his internship after an embarrassing mistake involving a California television station and a plane that crashed at San Francisco International Airport last week.
Asiana Airlines mulls legal action against KTVU
K-T-V-Sue? Asiana Airlines is threatening legal action against a California television station after an erroneous report on Friday.
Other memorable moments in San Francisco TV news
The Desk has compiled five other legendary local broadcast moments from the Bay Area.
KTVU erroneously names Asiana Flight 214 pilots
San Francisco Bay Area FOX affiliate KTVU-TV has apologized after erroneously reporting the names of four pilots aboard an Asiana Airlines jet that crashed at an area airport on Saturday.
Harrisburg TV reporter claims he was attacked during run
A Pennsylvania television station said one of their reporters was attacked during a jog over the weekend.
KTXL News Director Brandon Mercer Resigns
Brandon Mercer, the news director at Sacramento’s FOX affiliate KTXL and my former boss, unexpectedly resigned Wednesday morning, multiple sources confirm.
Philadelphia TV personalities aren’t catty, station says
A YouTube video that purported to show catty interactions between two on-air personalities at a television station in Philadelphia was manufactured for entertainment value, station management said Tuesday.
Oakland thieves burglarize San Francisco TV news van
Two vehicles being used by reporters for a San Francisco television station were burglarized in Oakland, California.
