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Michael Malone

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Michael Malone
July 09, 2009
KNBC Leads L.A. Emmy Noms With 17
KNBC was nominated for 17 Los Angeles Emmys, just ahead of the Fox...
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Paige Albiniak

BC Beat

Paige Albiniak
July 08, 2009
Online Outfits Dominate Michael Jackson Coverage
The death of Michael Jackson – he of dramatic fate and tremendous, if...
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Michael Malone

Station to Station

Michael Malone
July 07, 2009
More GMs From News For the List
I got a bunch of reader emails about the story I did on news directors...
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Paige Albiniak

Fates & Fortunes

Paige Albiniak
July 03, 2009
Fates & Fortunes Weekly Round-Up
Headed into the Fourth of July, things are pretty quiet, but there are still...
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B&C Schmooze July 6, 2009

Photos from around the TV industry compiled by B&C.
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MSNBC's Hi-Def Rollout

MSNBC launches in high definition June 29 following major overhauls to its New York City control room and Washington D.C. studio. View images of the new control room and screenshots of the new HD picture for dayside programming. (Photos courtesy of NBC Universal)
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OnDemand Media Summit

Scenes from the B&C and Multichannel News OnDemand Summit in Philadelphia, Pa., on June 10, 2009. Photos by Joshua Kristal (www.joshuakristal.com).
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The Media in the Mirror

Michael Jackson's sad end says a lot about the state of electronic journalism, perhaps more than we wanted to know. Forget TMZ. The watchword (OK, watch-acronym) is TMI. Even in a world in which glitzy stories, particularly the deaths of media figures, take 24-hour news channels hostage and demand big ratings in the ransom note, Jackson may become a case study in excess. More...

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