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...Radio show offered a live broadcast to any town that would rename itself...
...handling of the encounter, while the Dominican nun shot back that the event had been plagued by fear instilled by Havana in the hearts of the grandmothers - and Elian's Florida relatives allowed a leader of the exile community to interview the boy on a live TV broadcast from a car taking him home from the meeting...
...papal abdication? The commotion overshadowed the announcement that the Pope would travel to the Middle East in March as part of the Jubilee Year, a period for which he has been strenuously preparing. There has been some concern over the image of the Pontiff broadcast over the millennial weekend: one of a visibly weakened man. The vigorous 58-year-old elected in 1978 to challenge communism suffers from the onset of Parkinson's disease, limps and has terrible difficulty negotiating steps. His left arm shakes, at times uncontrollably. His face is rigid, and his speech is slurred...
...studio, or a TV newsmagazine that asks an interviewee to sit down and type for 30 seconds for the camera in order to have video of the subject "working." And there are far more egregious, low-tech and common promos on news programs. When a morning show or news broadcast shills its corporate parent's sitcoms or movies, it's crowding out news. CBS's phantom ad crowded out, well, more advertising...
...number of consumer e-commerce sites had multiplied tenfold in 10 months while the marketing machine went into overdrive, flooding the airwaves with ads (and making broadcast radio and TV networks arguably the season's biggest winners). An estimated 26.4 million Americans shopped online between Thanksgiving and New Year's, and total online sales reached $5 billion, treble those of 1998, according to Forrester Research of Cambridge, Mass...