On Sat, Feb 26, 2011 at 8:43 PM, Trevor Trevor wrote:
> http://www.deadline.com/2011/02/deadline-banned-from-covering-oscars/
>
> Banned from covering the Oscars because they've been covering the
> Oscars, by leaking details of the telecast.
Oh no! How will we ever find out what happens on the Os
On Sat, Feb 26, 2011 at 8:00 PM, Kevin M. wrote:
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> I did work at NBC... guess I missed my chance
>
I think that if you were willing to wear your old Page blazer and put on an
empty smile like Kenneth and be introduced as a former GE employee they
would let you do it too.
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On Feb 26, 2011, at 8:46 PM, bradfo...@dwx.com wrote:
> I know I won't get a hi-def picture from the blu-ray player until I get I
> hi-def TV. But will I be able to see anything from the blu-ray player on
> my regular def television? (I'm thinking I should. And probably better
> than the outpu
I have the opportunity to get a good deal on a blu-ray DVD player (my
first) and I'm leaning toward taking them up on it. The only thing is, I don't
have an HD-TV and can't afford to replace my perfectly good regular def
Sony until it stops functioning - which I hope won't happen for a number
of
On Saturday, February 26, 2011, Bob in Jersey wrote:
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> PGage, to Kevin, in part:
>> Given the fact that everybody and their brother had rung that bell, a better
>> question than why they are having Kabletown employee
>
> Those last two words represent the whole answer to the original
> question
http://www.deadline.com/2011/02/deadline-banned-from-covering-oscars/
Banned from covering the Oscars because they've been covering the
Oscars, by leaking details of the telecast.
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PGage, to Kevin, in part:
> Given the fact that everybody and their brother had rung that bell, a better
> question than why they are having Kabletown employee
Those last two words represent the whole answer to the original
question: the ringer must be someway connected to a listed trading
entit
On Sat, Feb 26, 2011 at 2:01 PM, Kevin M. wrote:
> Hey, I like the girl (and I know some here do not), but I don't
> understand this at all. Apparently, on Monday afternoon, Olivia Munn
> will ring the closing bell at the NY Stock Exchange. Do the guys who
> run the NYSE just invite women they'd
Goodman looks like he was awakened from deep sleep to do this.
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Hey, I like the girl (and I know some here do not), but I don't
understand this at all. Apparently, on Monday afternoon, Olivia Munn
will ring the closing bell at the NY Stock Exchange. Do the guys who
run the NYSE just invite women they'd like to f*ck? Because if so,
that is an awesome abuse of po
On Sat, Feb 26, 2011 at 1:48 PM, Bob in Jersey wrote:
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> 2. I can't remember the last time I read/heard the term 'netiquette'.
> Has to have been no later than the end of "c|net central."
I'm using the term in a glib/sarcastic way as part of a lesson I'm
teaching on social markting/networking on
On Sat, Feb 26, 2011 at 1:35 PM, Bob in Jersey wrote:
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> Phila. Inquirer: Back on Tuesday, AJE head Al Antsey brought 13,000
> printed-out e-mails to the cabler/NBCU partner's Philly HQ, and said
> "Let's talk."
>
> http://goo.gl/PdsCD
>
> Do we thank AB for these?
I have tried to watch more of
1. http://goo.gl/, mentioned elsewhere, also offers shortening
tracking to logged-in users.
2. I can't remember the last time I read/heard the term 'netiquette'.
Has to have been no later than the end of "c|net central."
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Phila. Inquirer: Back on Tuesday, AJE head Al Antsey brought 13,000
printed-out e-mails to the cabler/NBCU partner's Philly HQ, and said
"Let's talk."
http://goo.gl/PdsCD
Do we thank AB for these?
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I guess I didn't know Forest Whitaker had a lazy eye (or maybe droopy
eye), or maybe he just had an eye infection when they shot the pilot.
Janeane Garofalo is always Janeane Garofalo, so I don't understand why
she gets cast in roles that are not made for Janeane Garofalo. Nice to
see Richard Schif
Michael wrote:
> "One and a Half Men" is a non-starter. If I was a wagerin' man, I'd
> bet that another half-hour has opened up on the CBS fall schedule.
I've always enjoyed "Two and a Half Men" but am only now realizing
that the half-a-man was Charlie.
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EANS tests aren't scheduled, per se, by the cable companies or the
broadcasters. The routine tests, which are designed to test the
equipment that interrupts programming and inserts the message, tend to
run in the late-night/early-morning hours because (for whatever
strange reason) it is an equipme
Interesting piece in the NYT yesterday about Hollywood re-discovering the
value of customers in the 50+ demo
(http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/26/business/media/26moviegoers.html?_r=3&hp,
some excerpts below).
Kids (12-24) will continue to be the single most important demo, but as
ticket prices go u
Thanks to everyone for the great feedback - we will put it all in the
hopper.
I probably would not seriously consider the change except that we are having
such slow internet these days from AT&T, and it looks like, at least for the
duration of the 2 year commitment, we would save $50 - $75/month.
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