Well it looks to me as if most of the time,a market's first HD news station isn't always the best news station in that area.If you look at nearby Washington,CBS station WUSA-TV was first to go HD,but they are NOT the best station in terms of broadcasting the news as rival stations WRC (NBC) & WJLA (ABC) lead the way.However,the ABC station does have plans to get an HD upgrade in the future.The same goes for WBAL in Baltimore,who is the city's leading station at this time.I don't think WBFF's HD upgrade is strange,it's just happened for the success they have had over time despite lagging behind in terms of their ratings.
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Well it looks to me as if most of the time,a market's first HD news station isn't always the best news station in that area.If you look at nearby Washington,CBS station WUSA-TV was first to go HD,but they are NOT the best station in terms of broadcasting the news as rival stations WRC (NBC) & WJLA (ABC) lead the way.However,the ABC station does have plans to get an HD upgrade in the future.The same goes for WBAL in Baltimore,who is the city's leading station at this time.I don't think WBFF's HD upgrade is strange,it's just happened for the success they have had over time despite lagging behind in terms of their ratings.