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Yacco And Wacko Together Could Change Media Forever. Those Are The Facts.
Very briefly early in my career, my eye was caught was a bright, attractive young intern (if memory serves me right) at the last job I had in New York , a smart, savvy research analyst with an odd last name. She was introduced to me as Linda Yaccarino, which my warped young mind immediately

They Didn’t Start The Fire
From the way so many people in my social media feed, as well as so many others’, reacted to the folly that CNN telecast Wednesday night in the 8 PM hour, you’d think CEO Chris Licht was as guilty of treasonous behavior as the obese orange “Cyrus” he gave a forum to. He also delivered

It’s Good To Be The King
There’s an awful lot happening in our world of musings that I could focus on today. The spectacle of unbridled cultism that CNN offered up in prime time last night. Bob Iger’s earnings call where he teed up the possibilities of Hulu being eliminated, moving the company out of Florida and joining the growing ranks

Birds Of A Feather
Note to self: do what is possible to avoid taking impromptu naps. Before yesterday afternoon, the last time I was jarred awake by a text message alert that my best friend had been an unwitting victim of a crime (it wasn’t physical; said friend is fine, albeif emotionally jarred). Yesterday, another good friend texted me

This Time, A Quest For Closure Is Answered
Closure. Many of us want it. Sometimes we want it as much, or perhaps more, than an opening. Being denied it can trugger emotional reactions that elicit degrees of passion rarely evoked by other passages of time or life. In my case, I have cried literally for years almost nightly in the pious hope that

This MC Squared Could Be The Solution For The Future of Local TV Sports
Even though I’ve yet to work in the Las Vegas local TV market, I know quite a bit about it. Ever since it started producing metered overnight ratings in the early 90s we noticed that the unique combination of a 24-hour lifestyle, extensive penetration of local cable via one dominant provider (Cox) and the exponential

S,W.A.T. Else Is New? CBS Favors One Color More Than The Other.
The surprising news that went down late Friday that S.W.A.T., a show that lasted a season and half in its first iteration but had enough success tp have a run four times as long in this century, would not be returning to CBS did not sit well with the show’s appealing and outspoken star Shemar

God Save The Kingdom!
Since I’m technically a descendant of Brits, I’ve had more than a passing interest in all things that have their roots there. What we call soccer, bangers and mash (heck, that’s my nickname), and everything that has aired on the BBC or ITV in the last few years, especially in daytime. And yes, the royal

Whatever You Do, Don’t Revive Wapping
All indications are the hatches are indeed being battened down as the WGA strike ends its first week. The striking writers were emoboldened and energized by an unprecedented show of solidarity from sister unions at an event attended by an estimated 1800 members Wednesday night at the Shrine Auditorium. As THE WRAP’s Ross A. Lincoln