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...national and global. And partisan. George W. Bush?s name was not mentioned all night, but Stewart got his first hearty laugh of the night when he solemnly informed the audience that Bjork, whose bizarre bird-draped couture had stoked a stir five years ago, ?couldn?t be here tonight. She was trying on her Oscar dress and Dick Cheney shot...
...Frederickson and Eric Palombo allowed the Pride to pull away and finish the game comfortably. “We’re probably the best in the league at coming back on teams, but that’s not enough if you start down like we did tonight,” McKiernan said, who led the Crimson with 16 kills, six digs, and three blocks. “We lose a game without knowing it in the first 10 points.” The second frame was more of the same—Harvard was unable to string enough plays...
...most effective in the third period, using an aggressive forecheck to prevent the Golden Knights from setting up their power play. Despite benefiting from two Harvard penalties, Clarkson managed only one shot on net and hardly threatened Boe. “I was very pleased with our penalty kill tonight,” Stone said. “We made a few adjustments, and we communicated better and found the openings when they were there.” Even though she endured many spans of time without facing a single shot, Boe looked sharp throughout the night. Her most heart...
...portals are retooling television with a new digital mind-set. Newer shows are another matter. "We call it 360 development," says Jeff Gaspin, president of cable entertainment and digital content for NBC Universal. "We now look at every show's potential for wireless, online and other new media." The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, for instance, has an "embedded" writer-producer whose job is to focus on the best bits for nonbroadcast platforms. In dramas, Law & Order producer Wolf envisions shooting more close-ups to accommodate smaller screens, as well as edgier scenes that might help sell downloads but wouldn...
...phone entertainment and information revenue is expected to top $34.6 billion worldwide, up from 2005's $27 billion, according to the Yankee Group research firm. CBS and Fox are marketing mobile-phone content directly to consumers, bypassing tie-ins with wireless-phone companies. CBS is selling news and Entertainment Tonight video "alerts" for mobile phones, while Fox Corp. has opened a new "mobile storefront" called Mobizzo to sell clips...