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 says it will not sue San Francisco-area FOX affiliate KTVU over last week’s pilot identification gaffe.
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.
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.
K-T-V-Sue? Asiana Airlines is threatening legal action against a California television station after an erroneous report on Friday.
The Desk has compiled five other legendary local broadcast moments from the Bay Area.
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.
A Pennsylvania television station said one of their reporters was attacked during a jog over the weekend.
Brandon Mercer, the news director at Sacramento’s FOX affiliate KTXL and my former boss, unexpectedly resigned Wednesday morning, multiple sources confirm.
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.
Two vehicles being used by reporters for a San Francisco television station were burglarized in Oakland, California.