This is just too good to ignore…(via TVNewser)
Update: Damn. AC360 beat me to it…though those comments are moderated so the really best zingers will never see the light of day on that site.
Archive for March 4, 2010
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Posted in CNN on March 4, 2010 by icn2Betty Nguyen to CBS…
Posted in CNN on March 4, 2010 by icn2TVNewser reports that CNN’s Betty Nguyen is jumping to CBS fulltime…
Press Releases: 03/04/10
Posted in Press Releases on March 4, 2010 by icn2CNBC (1)
CNBC’S “THE SUZE ORMAN SHOW” CELEBRATES 8 YEARS AND HEADS INTO 9TH SEASON WITH A NEW MISSION
Season Premiere Airs Saturday, March 6th at 9PM & 12AM ET on CNBC
ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N.J. – March 4, 2010 – On Saturday, March 6th, CNBC’s “The Suze Orman Show” celebrates 8 years on CNBC and heads into its 9th season with a new mission: to help America become Healthier & Wealthier.
“I have always believed health and wealth are intertwined,” said Suze Orman.
Since “The Suze Orman Show” debuted on CNBC in 2002, Suze has always been focused on exploring the links between emotions and money and helping people understand the connection between their self worth and their net worth. And now, with rising healthcare costs weighing on the minds of all Americans and obesity increasing across the country, the link between health and wealth is stronger than ever.
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Women of Fox News on The Insider Tonight…
Posted in FBN, FNC on March 4, 2010 by icn2Syndicated TV show The Insider will be airing a segment on the women of Fox News tonight. Too bad for Fox News that The Insider has gone through so many format and personel changes since its inception a few years ago, never the sign of a healthy strong program, that it now more or less sucks.
Update: I just watched the segment. What a total waste of air time. I learned just about nothing. And you probably won’t either. Not that it’s the ladies’ fault. This is The Insider we’re talking about here, where superficialilty and tabloidness is even greater than cable news.
Get Campbell Brown…
Posted in CNN on March 4, 2010 by icn2The New York Post’s Michael Starr turns in a silly piece on something that may not even happen…
CNN is facing a sticky situation if anchor Campbell Brown’s husband — former Bush White House adviser Dan Senor — decides to run as a Republican against Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand.
The network will have to decide if Brown can keep hosting her 8 p.m. nightly news show — or if she would be compromised by the conflict.
That’s not the issue at all. The issue would be whether Brown would be allowed to cover Senor at all. And we already have an example as to what CNN would probably do; NBC’s Andrea Mitchell. Mitchell is married to former Fed chief Alan Greenspan. When Greenspan was still chief Mitchell covered other stories that didn’t have to do with the Fed. This would likely be what CNN would institute with regards to Brown. She could still have her show.
But this is all just conjecture. Until Senor runs, and until he wins, this is a non-story. The Post knows this but that’s not going to stop it from making hay of the situation, right down to tossing in the non-sequitur of her show’s ratings last month.
