In Littleton s words, Denver7 takes the integrity of our content very seriously. We create clear distinctions between local TV news programming and local TV non-news lifestyle programming, including using non-news employees and clearly identifying sponsorships in non-news shows.
Littleton adds: Our non-news shows were created to help support local businesses and entrepreneurs who are looking for new ways to market their products, and we believe our viewers understand the differences.
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Last Week Tonight segment also includes a clip from a 2019 show in which a spokesperson for Ageless Expressions MedSpa, a business with locations in Littleton and Golden, hyped a laser treatment for vaginal atrophy. When asked by the host if the procedure is painful, the MedSpa rep answered, The next day, you might feel like you have a sunburned vagina b
On Monday, May 10, Denver City Council will vote on whether to give landmark status to the building at 123 Speer Boulevard, built decades ago to house Denver7. The owners want to sell the building a buyer is waiting in the wings and move KMGH operations to a more efficient space. But fans of the architectural style known as brutalism filed to have the structure designated a landmark. We feel trapped, says Dean Littleton, the ABC affiliate s vice president and general manager. If the building is designated, we may not be able to afford to move, because the designation diminishes the value of the property. But if we stay and have to make a change to the outside of the building due to being knocked off the air, we d have to go through a lengthy process to get permission. We re a 24/7 operation, and I can t wait 24 hours to replace a microwave dish. That could be devastating to our station because of the minute-by-minute nature of our business.
News organizations typically like to avoid becoming part of the story. But Denver7 is smack dab in the middle of a very public fight over proposed landmark designation for its headquarters building, located at 123 East Speer Boulevard.
The final determination on the landmark application, filed in late 2020 by Bradley Cameron, David Lynn Wise and Michael Henry, will be made during the next full Denver City Council meeting, scheduled for May 10. And Denver7 is so serious about persuading members to reject the proposal that it hired a public-relations firm, Sidecar PR, to help create a campaign explaining why it s a terrible idea.
Denver7 building sparks heated debate: Council seeks compromise as group fights for landmark status
Council could hear arguments on both sides May 10
The company that owns Denver7, E.W. Scripps, is selling the building on the corner of Speer Boulevard and Lincoln Avenue to a developer after 52 years and looking for a new home with more space. But a group of Denver residents is fighting to preserve part of the Denver7 building as a landmark.
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DENVER â The history of television news now spans decades.
And for Denver7, itâs not only the archived footage, but the building â which is considered an example of whatâs called brutalist architecture â that tells a story to some.
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