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- Covering political rallies: Who decides what TV cameras show?
  Posted by srpr from Scholarsandrogues
  We know that candidates dicker with presidential debate sponsors on everything, such as what television cameras may or may not show. Candidates demand control. We expect this at debates. But who decides what cameras show at political rallies?
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- TV crew blamed for traffic chaos
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  Thousands of motorists faced traffic chaos because a television crew was filming a documentary.
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- Which came first? Network news or public’s short attention span?
  Posted by srpr from Scholarsandrogues
  Whether the brevity of the evening network news stories produced the short attention span or the short attention span produced the brevity is the sort of chicken-and-egg question philosophers and lawyers love. But rarely do those involved in network news admit to their roles in creating a public less capable of sustained, serious thought.
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- Film and television celebrities express support for striking writers
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  A mass picket outside Universal Studios in Universal City, California Tuesday brought out scores of film and television personalities to support striking writers in the second week of their walk-out.
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- US film and television writers launch their struggle
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  Twelve thousand members of the Writers Guild of America (WGA) walked off the job Monday morning, as negotiators for the union and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) broke off talks Sunday night at 9:30 West Coast time, without reaching an agreement. The Writers Guild in New York had officially declared a strike at 12:01 Eastern time, 9 p.m. in Hollywood. This is the first writers’ strike in nearly 20 years. No talks are currently scheduled between the two sides.
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- This American Life - Ira Glass
  Posted by Jeff from New York Times
  Mr. Glass is a radio wonk who got his start as a 19-year-old intern at National Public Radio. He has since worked as an audiotape editor, a newscast writer and an education reporter. He became known for having a light, fanciful touch with common folks, and in 1995 he was asked if he had any ideas for a local show in Chicago.
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- ‘Lost’ creators say show will have end date
  Posted by Jeff from MSNBC
  Is Lost still on? I mean when they put six new episodes on and then broke for 2-3 months I forgot all about them, well, except for Evangeline.
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Jon comments on:
‘Lost’ creators say show will have end date

There isn’t enough time before the universe dies of heat death for them to resolve all the loose ends.

But I’ll still be watching.

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8:56 pm 1/14/07
Damianmann comments on:
Crocodile hunter, Steve irwin, killed
crickey!!!!!!
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7:12 am 9/04/06
j1o2n3a4s5 comments on:
Apple adds Warner Bros. favorites to iTunes
DRM crap... bend over and take your chip be it MS Apple whatever Go Linux!
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1:51 pm 7/26/06
Jeff comments on:
Apple adds Warner Bros. favorites to iTunes
If it were a Microsoft product, the wireless mighty mouse would play music and blend daquiris and be completely unusable.
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9:36 am 7/26/06
Jon comments on:
Apple adds Warner Bros. favorites to iTunes
Sorry, mac-fan-boy. ;-)
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2:09 am 7/26/06