stannc, in part:
Is someone at WBTV letting the interns run the equipment again?
Of course! The veterans are all watching the game and talking (and
talking, and talking, *and* *talking*) about it afterwards.
It's the Atlantic Coast Conference obviously, but was this the Duke/UNC
game that
...after the latter came down with shingles, per Lisa D.
Letterman had it once... so did my dad... a be-itch.
http://www.deadline.com/2014/02/keith-olbermann-explains-mia-on-espn/
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TJ was the third guest host this week, but his was the first word on the
program about why Keith was out.
When KO is away, the show shrinks to 30 minutes and loses most of the sports
highlights. I don't miss them, but that's just me.
David
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Bob Jersey bob.in.jer...@juno.com wrote:
stannc, in part:
Is someone at WBTV letting the interns run the equipment again?
Of course! The veterans are all watching the game and talking (and
talking, and talking, *and* *talking*) about it afterwards.
It's the Atlantic Coast
How Conan was able to take the closing theme with him to TBS: Jimmy Vivino
wrote and holds the copyright on the closing music, I believe.
Interestingly enough, as of the beginning of Feburary the titles on Conan
began to be compressed, so the theme's shorter, we open with the family
getting out
Is there a true broadcast-quality DVR with the feature set of a TiVo? If
so, why wouldn't a network showing a live sporting event with no TV
timeouts (say, Olympic hockey) effectively pause the broadcast to insert
commercial breaks, then catch up to live during intermissions or halftime?
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On Friday, February 21, 2014 10:53:01 AM UTC-5, BigOShowtime wrote:
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stannc, in part:
Because A) then the broadcast isn't truly "live", which actually is a thing if you prefer to watch TV while listening to a different audio source on the radio or internetand 2) because lots of times there is game-related information/interviews/entertainment during the intermissions or
On Fri, Feb 21, 2014 at 1:25 PM, d...@flids.net wrote:
A) then the broadcast isn't truly live, which actually is a thing if you
prefer to watch TV while listening to a different audio source on the radio
or internet
I completely get the second half of this.
2) because lots of times there
Same with WGN and the Blackhawks in the Lloyd Petit days--all of the
in-period breaks were 30 seconds and usually the puck dropped on the 31st
second.
Mark Jeffries
Saints Spotlight Editor
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On Fri, Feb 21, 2014 at 2:15 PM, Joe Hass hassgoc...@gmail.com wrote:
On Fri, Feb
My father - who lived in NY in the 60s - claims that the first time US TV
tried football (soccer), they had officials hold up throw ins and corners
to squeeze a thirty second spot in.
In answer to the original query, I'm certain that there ate no technical
difficulties, but the broadcaster would
On Fri, Feb 21, 2014 at 2:51 PM, Adam Bowie a...@adambowie.co.uk wrote:
My father - who lived in NY in the 60s - claims that the first time US TV
tried football (soccer), they had officials hold up throw ins and corners
to squeeze a thirty second spot in.
In answer to the original query, I'm
In a HuffPo blog post entitled No One Puts Baby in Parentheses, Handler
doesn't like the fact that in an article on the latest changes in
late-night, Bill Carter referred to her this way: (The only female host
in late-night is Chelsea Handler, 38, on E!)--All of the other hosts
weren't in
As I say, technically there be no problem. But it'd be awful from a fan's
perspective.
If you're watching a game live, then you really want it live. Not at 30
seconds - 4 minutes' delay. How would that work with social media? It's one
thing watching at event at 9pm in a Today at the Olympics
Next week, KJWP, a MeTv affiliate is being added to cable systems in the
Philadelphia area, adding yet another anomalous TV station call letter
combination in Philadelphia (KYW Channel 3, the current CBS and former NBC
affiliate is a double anomaly, three letters beginning with a K east of the
Joe Coughlin wrote:
Next week, KJWP, a MeTv affiliate is being added to cable systems in the
Philadelphia area, adding yet another anomalous TV station call letter
combination in Philadelphia (KYW Channel 3, the current CBS and former NBC
affiliate is a double anomaly, three letters beginning
She's being marginalized because she is a marginal talent. That she's a
woman doesn't factor into it. Her ratings, fame, following, success, do not
rival those actively engaged in the newly revived talk show wars. She's a
knife at a gun show.
On Fri, Feb 21, 2014 at 2:22 PM, Mark Jeffries
The sound board in the studio for the WGN Morning News on the
Tribune-owned CW station in Chicago blew up this morning and for about 20
minutes there was no studio sound--the only sound available other than the
commercials from Master Control was reporter Nancy Loo doing a live shot on
On Fri, Feb 21, 2014 at 2:22 PM, Mark Jeffries spotligh...@gmail.comwrote:
In a HuffPo blog post entitled No One Puts Baby in Parentheses, Handler
doesn't like the fact that in an article on the latest changes in
late-night, Bill Carter referred to her this way: (The only female host
in
From prostate cancer, at age 74:
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a related post led me to this.
http://www.robertfeder.com/2014/02/21/quiet-on-the-set-wgn-morning-news-falls-silent/
audio problems cause the hosts of the morning show to hold up signs,
with the only working mic being the lady covering the storm on the street.
On 2014-02-21 7:45 PM,
And, in fact, still active (presumably as a freelancer) helping stations
bolster local (non-news) programming... among his observations, that local
weatherpeople are bigger celebs locally than many national figures (I'll
vouch for that here in PA)...
From 2007. Hurry, expires 12mid west. About $55 (68 % off).
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Not like the state didn't pay them anything... it's just that the
legislature can't decide on how much to appropriate for this year, putting
the third season on hold till a vote.
Krysten Ritter, evicted from *...Apt. 23*, is in talks to costar in Will
Ferrell's *Burgundy*-like period comedy *Mission Control* planned for
NBC... she'll get producer credit, too...
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I've heard idle speculation that the promised job impacts based on the tax
credits are comparable to the touted benefits of publicly financed stadiums.
That is, overblown. Is anyone familiar with research in this area?
David
From: Bob Jersey
On Feb 21, 2014, at 6:18 PM, Bob Jersey bob.in.jer...@juno.com wrote:
Joe Hass:
Is there a true broadcast-quality DVR with the feature set of a TiVo?
Yes, it's TiVo Premiere. RCN cable systems offer them.
TiVo Premiere is not broadcast-quality. The devices that broadcast outlets
use for
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