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...season) for best reality competition. And celebrities from American Idol and Survivor turned up to give out marginal awards and introduce the accountants. But in an awards ceremony largely run by people who made their living in scripted TV, reality gets shafted hardware-wise. The Emmys are a commercial broadcast, so why not recognize a genre of TV that viewers are actually choosing to watch? Who, after all, wouldn't tune in to watch awards for Smarmiest Host or Best Elimination Ceremony...
...reporting foreign affairs has caused much distortion. Consider the former Yugoslavia. Instead of focusing on the rather boring Serbian retreat from its outposts in Kosovo, CNN and BBC regaled in airing errant U.S. bombs blowing trains off their tracks and careening into downtown Belgrade. And only after the broadcast of a certain amount of death and destruction against the people of Sarajevo was it acceptable for America and NATO to threaten a military barrage of their very...
...according to a clip Furlaud ultimately left out of the broadcast, the current Business School campus would be transformed into a corporate training school for McDonald’s employees...
...speech was simulcast in the Science Center and also broadcast live on the Harvard University Asia Center’s website...
...Network hired ANNA KOURNIKOVA, left, to cover the U.S. Open because of her pretty face. Or because she's the only Russian tennis player whose name Americans can pronounce. But if it was for incisive, McEnrovian analysis, the network didn't get it, and Kournikova retired from broadcast journalism after just three days. Explaining her rapid exit, Kournikova cited the awkwardness of interviewing fellow players and--if this makes sense to you--her overeating on the sidelines. Well, she could always fall back on her competitive tennis career. No, seriously. Maybe she could...