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Tea, Triumphs, and Television: Atlanta’s Elite Unveil Personal Bat…
Imagine sitting down to a refined tea party, not in the heart of London, but amidst the vibrant pulse of Atlanta, Georgia. This is where the latest episode of ‘Bold & Bougie’ unfolds, a series that peels back the layers of glamour to reveal the raw, often untold stories of its cast. As a veteran…
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Parks: Cost Key When Cutting OTT | Radio & Television Business Report
Churn remains a persistent problem for video streaming services, with cost and trouble finding content the leading drivers. That’s the big takeaway from new research released this week by Parks Associates. Among the 48% of US internet households that cancelled a streaming video service in the past 12 months, 61% feel they are spending too…
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Bucks to impact regular CBS programming Friday night, here’s how to watch your favorite shows
MADISON, Wis. — The Bucks will return to free over-the-air television on Friday, taking on the Timberwolves at 9 p.m. on WISC-TV. That game will have an impact on regularly-scheduled CBS programming. Immediately following the game, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert will air at approximately 11:30 p.m. That will be followed by After Midnight…
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The Parade of Quartets, the longest running gospel television show in the country
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF) – The Parade of Quartets has been a part of the WJBF family for 71 years and is the longest running gospel TV program in the country. It airs each Sunday on WJBF NewsChannel 6. Rev. Karlton Howard, Executive Producer and Host of The Parade of Quartets, tells us, “The program was…
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Revolutionizing Screen Time: How Television for Vision Pro Merges …
Imagine stepping into a room where the air is thick with anticipation, the lights dim, and in front of you floats a vintage CRT TV set, buzzing softly as it warms up. This isn’t a scene from the past, nor is it a physical space. This is the future of television viewing, as reimagined by…
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From the Echo Press archives, 1974: Twin Cities television may come to Douglas County
This Week in 1999, 25 years ago: Being ranked first in the state’s polls may be a tough act to live up to, but the Cardinal boys’ swim team has had no problem with that pressure this year. The Big Red tankers, who recently captured their sixth straight Central Lakes Conference title by a record-setting…
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Digital television operators asked to be cautious when presenting sensitive, violent content
The NBTC has requested cooperation from the media, especially licensed television broadcasters, as professionals in the field of mass communication, to conduct checks and be mindful of the presentation of media content according to professional standards and ethics, as well as considering the impact on society. General Sittichai Makkunchorn, spokesperson for the Chairperson of the…
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Actors, producers and screenwriters testify for bill to lure movie/TV productions to Nebraska
LINCOLN, Neb. (Nebraska Examiner) – Nebraska could become the next “Y’allywood” with the right tax incentives for film and television production, a committee of state legislators was told Wednesday. Travis Beck, a film location scout who grew up in Lincoln, said $70 million was recently spent in Montana to film a season of the television…
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Biden Calls Putin A ‘Crazy SOB’
US President Joe Biden called his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin a “crazy SOB” at a reelection fundraising event, earning a sarcastic response Thursday from the Kremlin leader. Biden, 81, has regularly had harsh words for Putin since Moscow’s invasion of neighboring Ukraine two years ago, including calling him a “butcher” and a “war criminal.” And…
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Toronto comedian Mae Martin to host Canadian Screen Awards
Toronto native Mae Martin will host the 2024 Canadian Screen Awards. Organizers of Canada’s biggest film and television awards bash say the comedian will MC the hour-long special, which will be pre-taped for the second year in a row. The Academy of Canadian Cinema & Television says trophies in marquee categories including top film, top…