News for Friday, July 14th, 2017

(note: the last parenthesized sentence in the last paragraph for the report titled "News for Wednesday, July 12th, 2017" was corrected)

• Some video of a local TV program dedicated to entertainment and lifestyles ("Gulf Coast Today" for WPMI-TV and WJTC-TV) from a camera other than one of the cameras used to produce it was streamed onto a Facebook page attributed to one of its hosts (Jake Dunne) this past Thursday on the thirteenth day of this July.

• The main broadcast channel for WEAR-TV had some video of what appeared to be a beach with a digital graphic of its name (Navarre) and some digital text of their name and some of the cities in their local broadcast area (including the city of Mobile in southwest Alabama and the city of Pensacola (the one they were licensed to serve) in northwest Florida) in its programming this past Thursday (a YouTube channel named "WEAR SALES" had some video similar to this one, except it appeared to involve a different beach with a different name).  

• The news presenter for the local news program that appeared on the main broadcast channel for WALA-TV after some special sports programming it had this past Tuesday on the eleventh day of this July (Bob Grip) had used some of the program to talk about a celebration of a Facebook page attributed to them having achieved a total of 200,000 followers (or "likes") earlier this July (other news presenters for WALA-TV had talked about the achievement in their local news programming before that Tuesday; one of them even talked about it being a goal of theirs in the local news programming they had before it happened).  

• A World Wide Web site attributed to WPMI-TV had an article dated for this Friday suggesting they would have special programming about a fishing tournament in their local broadcast area (the Blue Marlin Grand Championship near the city of Orange Beach in southwest Alabama) this Saturday on the fifteenth day of this July (it seemed to correspond with the guides to their main broadcast channel from TitanTV and TV Guide having the name of the tournament listed for that day; even though the guides to it from  Zap2it and Comcast had the names of programs from their main provider of network programming ("Little Big Shots: Forever Young" and "Dateline NBC" from the National Broadcasting Company (NBC)) listed for the hours it could have this special programming (the hours of 7:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m., and 9:00 p.m. (the one named "Dateline NBC" was listed for the last two hours)).