Can you choose a TV brand worse than ARC ?

What does it stand for anyway? I can’t remember. That’s how effective that branding was. DON’T TELL ME! Because it would hurt my brain more to have that bit of trivia in my skull.
ARC. KOMO 4 tried to be clever, ARC has nothing to do with CW Network or the call letters KUNS. Merry Christmas, but lose the ARC brand in 2025, PLEEEEEEASE!

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12 thoughts on “Can you choose a TV brand worse than ARC ?

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    Nationwide travesty...

    Jason Remington • June 28, 2025

    ARC, on any of the Sinclair stations, is just as horrible as the program running on KUNS, ARC Seattle. I happened to see a slice of ARC Maine on Youtube, their daytime gabfest with two hostesses. BARF!

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    DonDonP1 • January 12, 2025

    I myself wish KUNS’ new general branding would have been “The CW Seattle” with its news branding being “KOMO News on the CW Seattle.”

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    Wondering • December 27, 2024

    I wonder what “QZVX” stands for?

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    T.K. • December 25, 2024

    Before it became politically incorrect, The ARC stood for The Association for Retarded Children.

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      QZVX Admin • December 25, 2024

      I think that applies to much of the Mainstream media.

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    John Fortmeyer • December 25, 2024

    Could NOT agree more! Unfortunately, Sinclair appears unlikely to lose it because they are expanding the meaningless ARC brand to other metro areas. Ughh!

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      David Samuels • December 25, 2024

      The brand stands for “authentic, relevant, and community”

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        kelly arterberry • December 25, 2024

        ARC, or Audio Return Channel, is a feature on some TVs that allows you to send and receive audio through a single HDMI cable, instead of using an additional optical or composite audio cable. ARC can improve sound quality and latency by allowing audio signals to travel in both directions between the TV and an external audio device.

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          QZVX Admin Untitled

          Kelly, The marketing department at Sinclair would not be smart enough to understand what you just said. But, thank you. I would rather know this than to have “Authentic, Relative, and Community” running through my head.

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      QZVX Admin • December 25, 2024

      Thanks, John. Terrible branding idea.

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    Paul Tronister • December 25, 2024

    Maybe it’s a reference to the electrical fire they had in their basement a few years back at then Fisher Plaza. ARC.

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      QZVX Admin • December 25, 2024

      Good answer!

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