By the end of the 2000s decade, "The Daily Buzz" would mature somewhat in tone: Many of the show's looser recurring segments, including some of those mentioned above, were phased out, and "The Daily Buzz" began to utilize a tone that was tighter and more organized yet still utilizing some of the humor and irreverence it had used since its debut. Also by this time, "Buzz" producers would allow the show's affiliates two windows each hour to insert their own local content, with national content continuing for stations who did not insert their own segments. The likely genesis for this move was the success of ACME-owned "Buzz" affiliate WBUW/Madison, Wisconsin, who began adding their own segments ("Buzzed Into Madison") in early 2007.