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Get ready for a media blitz tomorrow. With Super Tuesday merely hours away, every television station in the country is getting ready for a full on press of political coverage. Forget about the half hour nightly national news. On ABC, Charles Gibson will anchor a whopping 5 hours of political coverage with Diane Sawyer and George Stephanopoulos. Katie Couric and CBS will be on the air 2 hours, and Brian Williams will anchor an expanded version of his "Nightly News," plus a one hour update, prime time, with some of the results. Over on cable, it's an all day affair, with stations like CNN starting their coverage at 5 ... Read Full Story
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  Hum. Always a question of conflict of interest. That is a big deal, viewers don't want to feel like they're being douped or tricked or manipulated. Did Vieira really have to do the interview herself? Kind of a sticky situation. From David Bauder at the Associated Press : NBC's "Today" show concluded a three-part series Wednesday that featured anchor Meredith Vieira interviewing her husband and the subjects of his new book on living with chronic illness. While one expert questioned the ethics of the arrangement, the top executive at "Today" defended the series as worthy of attention. Author Richard M. Cohen wrote the ... Read Full Story
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  Mis-predicting the New Hampshire primary: Monday's New York Post had Hillary Clinton down, and Newsweek was glued to Barack Obama. (New York Post)       Really interesting article. Makes me think twice about why I do what I do as a journalist. Not to believe all the hype, the polls and the commentators. To look at BOTH SIDES of the story. By Howard Kurtz Washington Post Staff Writer Tom Brokaw , like virtually everyone on television, went on the air Tuesday night expecting Hillary Clinton to get whipped in New Hampshire . "I was buying into all the conventional wisdom as well," says the ... Read Full Story
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Anna Nicole Smith By Roger Friedman, Fox News If 2007 was shaped by anything, it was the scuffle to pay for information about Anna Nicole Smith . Before her death on Feb. 8, 2007, I had rarely, if ever, thought about Smith. I certainly had not written much about her. The birth of her baby the previous September was not that interesting. The death of her grown son was, but not that much. He wasn’t a celebrity. She was a Grade D personality, a buffoonish comic strip, a Marilyn Monroe pretender. And then came her mysterious death at age 39 in Florida. Anna Nicole’s ... Read Full Story
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By Rem Rieder        It's a shame the Betty Ford Center isn't bigger. Because the idea of shipping the entire national news media out there for some serious therapy is very attractive. Well, maybe not the entire media. Just every news organization and every journalist with any connection to presidential campaign coverage. The media's addiction to polls and to predicting the future is obviously not new. Critics have railed against it for years. The compulsion to be ahead of the game even caused the television networks to make the wrong call on the 2000 presidential election (see "How They Blew It," January/February 2001). You'd think ... Read Full Story
Jon Ward, White House reporter for The Washington Times has taken a new job with Tucker Carlson's Daily Caller website. Ward announced his move via Twitter this afternoon: Good news! I've taken a new job at the Daily Caller, a new website being launched by Tucker Carlson. New Career Opportunities Daily: The best jobs in media.  
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Order a free copy today! The following post is a guest post by PETA celebrity marketing coordinator Lauren Gordon. You can catch Kelly Carlson on TV’s hot dramas Nip/Tuck and Melrose Place—and now she can also be found in your pocket! Kelly is the latest face to grace the cover of PETA’s cruelty-free shopping guide and encourages [...]  
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Boston Globe'Hollywood Reporter' Not Abandoning Print, 'Variety' Erecting Pay ...Media Buyer PlannerThe Hollywood Reporter will not be shutting down its print edition and going online-only, despite a report in Deadline Hollywood that stated the trade ...Variety may make website available only to subscribersLos Angeles TimesVariety trade newspaper to charge for online siteThe Associated PressVariety to Lead Old Media Back to Pay Wall...  
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guardian.co.ukObama to set record with Sunday TV timeChicago Sun-TimesPresident Obama will appear on a record five TV networks on Sunday -- the morning talk shows of ABC, NBC, CBS and sit for interviews with CNN and ...TV Hosts Wait in Line for ObamaWall Street JournalPresident launches TV talk blitz for health careAustin American-Statesmanall 3,140 news articles »  
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