Angelique Frame Update

Still no word on who will replace Channel 19 chief meteorologist Paul Horton when he leaves this weekend for Arizona, but one thing is certain: It won't be Angelique Frame.

The former Channel 5 (1997-2001) and Channel 12 (2001-04) meteorologist quit the TV business this summer, after working for the Sacramento CBS and CW affiliate.

She now works with her husband, former Channel 5 anchor Greg McKinney (1994-2003), on their Internet video business http://www.webstorytellers.com/ They just moved to San Diego to be close to one of their biggest clients.

McKinney, a Cincinnati native, started Webstorytellers a year ago. They produce TV news-like feature reports about businesses which companies can post on their web sites. They have clients in California, Kentucky, Ohio, New York, New Jersey, Washington, Arizona, Nevada and Wisconsin.

" 'Business Week' recently had an article online about how video and video advertising is going to boom on the web. We definitely want to be part of that boom. Now we just have to get the word out about it," she says. Their video about Covington's Systems Insight Inc. can be seen at
http://www.systemsinsight.com/

Frame says she doesn't miss TV. "I have no regrets, at all. This is much more fun, and there are no quirky newsrooms to deal with," she says.

I always liked her weather presentations, and thought Channel 5 made a mistake replacing her with Bryon Webre.