Since March 2009.
Every single Day.
Yeah, Every Single Newscast. *
(Order Form Below)
eThree Media archives all regularly scheduled local television news programs from the four Savannah broadcast affiliates (WJCL, WSAV, WTGS and WTOC). On weekdays, that amounts to over 21 hours of local news each day. Our historical archives stretch back into March of 2009, and nearly all newscasts are available from that time. Fees for copies of stories are assessed per TV station, per day. It's important to note we are strictly a broadcast news clipping service, and we do not produce these programs. So, we are not in a position to grant your licensed use of this material in your own copyrighted works. If you want to use this material in your own productions, you must first seek and obtain that allowance from the appropriate copyright holders directly. Any questions regarding fair use should always be addressed directly with the appropriate copyright holders.
Please see the order form below for pricing. You may select multiple newscasts from a single station on a given day to obtain all of that day's coverage (or if you are unsure of which newscast you need), but each additional station will be charged an additional identical fee.
If you require newscasts from a second news day, please fill out the form again. One order form covers a single news day only.
Files are converted to MP4 format and provided via an online download link that is good for 30 days.
To make and ship a DVD, we now charge an additional fee. These fees include costs for preparing and shipping your disc via US Mail.
IMPORTANT: If you would like for us to only include a specific story, please let us know in the comments field of the order form. Orders that do not specify a story will receive the entire newscast as regularly scheduled and aired.
Please also note that certain newscasts are interrupted for various reasons. We only archive regularly scheduled local newscasts. eThree Media does not produce any newscasts. We provide a clipping service, and simply monitor and archive the regular newscasts as produced by the four main network affiliates in Savannah, Georgia. Please reach out to us if you have any questions.
* It's probably more like 99.8% in reality. The data archive is huge, and so we can't really enumerate the percentage of missed programs exactly.
