At 10:49 a.m., 21 minutes after the collapse of the World Trade Center's North Tower, Fox News launched its scrolling news ticker at the bottom of its screen featuring the latest facts and headlines.

When the NBCUniversal-owned cable-news outlet launched its morning programming Monday with “Morning Joe First Look” at 5 a.m., one longtime graphics element was missing: the scrolling news ticker.

However, cable news networks are beginning to tinker with the on-air look of the ticker, and perhaps it’s time for the sports networks to the same. On Monday, MSNBC did away with the scroll .

Starting on Monday morning, MSNBC dropped the news ticker that gave viewers a fast-moving update on the news of the day. “We’re removing the scrolling ticker at the bottom of the screen for a ...

Enterprise collaboration company Yammer has added a scrolling news ticker that it calls the Activity Stream Ticker, which enables people at work to see what their colleagues are doing on Yammer or ...

Updated: 17:32 GMT. Sky News has become the second UK news channel to add a scrolling news ticker at the bottom of the screen, as the conflict with Iraq intensifies.

At 10:49 a.m. on Sept. 11, 21 minutes after the North Tower of the World Trade Center began to collapse, Fox News launched a news ticker—a ribbon of all-caps text along the bottom of the screen ...

In 2020, however, the ticker returned — briefly. These days, neither MSNBC nor Fox News Channel employs a scrolling ticker in daytime news programming.

You can customize news scrolling direction, frame rate, and speed of stock ticker. It lets you create and manage a list of feeds that you want to read later. Thus, making sure you don’t miss out ...

Mike Santangelo, the author of messages on the long horizontal scrolling news ticker — called the zipper — on the Fox News headquarters building in Manhattan, has died at the age of 80, Adweek ...

When the NBCUniversal-owned cable-news outlet launched its morning programming Monday with “Morning Joe First Look” at 5 a.m., one longtime graphics element was missing: the scrolling news ticker.

MSNBC is rolling up its bottom-of-the-screen news ticker, a nod to interest in less on-screen clutter as the cable-news network experiences new bursts of viewership. When the NBCUniversal-owned ...