2017 in Review: ‘GMA’ keeps steady course from updated anchor area

By Michael P. Hill • December 28, 2017

Broadcast Design Year in Review

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In March, the show also rolled out a new image campaign featuring Ray Charles’ song “Oh What A Beautiful Morning.”

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‘GMA’ uses Ray Charles classic for ‘#WeAreGMA’ campaign

“GMA” also continued to use the second floor studio it debuted in 2016 for a variety of segments.

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‘Good Morning America’ takes Times Square studio to new level

Catch up on more “GMA” news in our archives.

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