Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Move Closer to Your World
I don't see how the discussion at Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/The X-2 Package isn't relevant. First off, this seems to not meet the  or  criteria. The user who suggested that "Move Closer to Your World" not get deleted seems to have the overwhelming majority of edits in television related topics, so that seems to smack of some sort of vested interest. If anything, it should have a a brief mention on the TV stations that use the theme song's pages, if for some reason (which I can't see) listing what jingles and theme songs a particular TV station used is noteworthy. In fact the links to the page you mention are basically mentions like "WPXI is known to commission its own theme music from companies, although it has previously used the famous "Move Closer to Your World" theme. It has commissioned both "Total Coverage" (its previous package still used by WJAC) and after WPXI moved to its new Summer Hill Television Building, it started using the Tower V.2, ending the NBC collection all together." or In 1970, the station was the first to promote its newscasts with a jingle called "Move Closer to Your World". and "It even used Move Closer to Your World, the theme song made famous by WPVI (though it was known by the station as The Eyewitness News Theme). " Several of the linked articles make the claim that this is a famous jingle, but with out any proof to back the fact that is widely known outside the circle of television theme song enthusiasts and seems much akin to a restaurant adding famous to its name to make it seem special. If it is truly famous, I would expect at least two articles in a publication of the stature and wide range of The New York Times specifically about this theme song
— User:Rageholic, 18:00, 26 May 2011 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:GNG||WP:MUSIC (Wikipedia:Notability)