Broadcast News Roundup: ESPN Moves to Hudson Square, GMA Celebrates 50th Anniversary, and More
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A look at the latest happenings in the world of broadcast news, including ESPN’s relocation, GMA’s anniversary campaign, pride Month programming on ABC News, and C-SPAN’s updated graphics.
ESPN is set to join Good Morning America and ABC News at Disney’s 7 Hudson square HQ in Manhattan. The sports network is relocating its New York-based shows from Seaport Studios, their home since 2018. [[1]]
Get Up will be the first show to broadcast from the new location on June 9, followed by First Take on June 23, along with ESPN Radio’s morning show UnSportsmanLike. [[1]]
ESPN’s signature morning shows,Get up & First Take,& ESPN Radio’s unsportsmanlike are moving to their new NYC home this month
Details: bit.ly/3ZTqWGl | @espn.com
– Espn pr (@espnpr.bsky.social) June 6, 2025 at 10:40 AM
GMA Celebrates 50th Anniversary
Good Morning America (GMA) has launched a new promo campaign, “Coming Home,” to kick off its 50th-anniversary celebrations. Co-anchors Robin Roberts,George Stephanopoulos,and Michael Strahan,along with the show’s extended family,are featured visiting their hometowns in the promo. [[2]] The campaign also subtly references the show’s upcoming move from Times Square to 7 Hudson Square. [[2]]
“Our new look was designed in-house with internal feedback and also a review of comments from viewers over the years.”
ABC News Celebrates Pride Month
ABC news has announced a series of programming initiatives to celebrate Pride Month. the coverage will span all dayparts and platforms, featuring reporting, interviews, and stories highlighting the LGBTQ+ community and related issues.
C-SPAN Unveils New Graphics
C-SPAN recently debuted a refreshed on-air graphics package across its networks. According to executive producer Paul Brown, the new look was designed with internal feedback and viewer comments in mind. The goal was to enhance brand consistency across all platforms. Brown also noted that C-SPAN’s last major graphics update was in 2018.
C-SPAN debuts new on-air graphics; modern and built with viewers in mind.
New look. Same C-SPAN. pic.twitter.com/WGeZrahNI2
– CSPAN (@cspan) June 2, 2025
Bloomberg Expands Tech Coverage
Bloomberg is launching two new monthly tech programs to expand its global coverage. Bloomberg Tech: Europe, anchored by Tom Mackenzie, will debut on June 13 at 1:30 a.m. ET. Bloomberg Tech: Asia, co-anchored by Shery Ahn and Annabelle droulers, will premiere on June 27 at 8:30 p.m. ET. These programs will complement the existing Bloomberg Tech, which recently unveiled a refreshed format with new branding and graphics.
