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CBS Blackout Dispute Threatens Football Fans

(AP) CBS blackout dispute threatens football fansBy DAVID BAUDERAP Television WriterNEW YORKIt’s one thing for a business dispute to knock out CBS programming in some three million homes during rerun season. Football season is another matter entirely, and there’s little

CBS Blackout Dispute Threatens Football Fans

Republican Wake-Up Call: Univision Tops All Networks in July

For the first time in history, Spanish language powerhouse Univision topped all four English language networks in ratings among the coveted 18-49 Prime Time demographic.  And while some characterize it as anomaly, Horizon Media analyst Brad Adgate predicts, “It wouldn’t

Republican Wake-Up Call: Univision Tops All Networks in July

Colin Powell: Zimmerman Trial Verdict 'Questionable'

On CBS’s “Face the Nation,” former Secretary of State Colin Powell reflects on the verdict from George Zimmerman’s trial in the self-defense shooting of Trayvon Martin: “I think that it will be seen as a questionable judgment on the part

Colin Powell: Zimmerman Trial Verdict 'Questionable'

Colin Powell: Trayvon Martin Verdict 'Questionable'

Former Secretary of State Colin Powell said the verdict in the Trayvon Martin case in which George Zimmerman was found not guilty on all charges was “questionable.”  Powell reportedly made his comments on CBS’s Face The Nation on Sunday. According

Colin Powell: Trayvon Martin Verdict 'Questionable'

Tea Party vs. GOP Battle Shaping Up for 2016

The conservative base’s opposition to President Barack Obama and belief that government does more harm than good may embolden Republican Senators–like Ted Cruz (TX) and Rand Paul (KY)–to stake out more conservative positions as they think about potential 2016 presidential

Tea Party vs. GOP Battle Shaping Up for 2016

Christopher Lane Memorial Fund Raises Near $150,000

Christopher Lane’s friend Marshall Veal started an online donation page to help Lane’s family fly to Oklahoma, bring his body back to Australia, and cover funeral costs. The stated goal was to raise $15,000; the fund now stands at around $150,000.

Christopher Lane Memorial Fund Raises Near $150,000

California Voters Preventing Obamacare Repeal

According to the Field Poll of voters, Californians uniquely remain highly supportive by a 53% to 38% margin of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, commonly known as Obamacare.  Nationwide polling indicates that by a large margin, Americans strongly oppose Obamacare by 54%

California Voters Preventing Obamacare Repeal

NBC Nightly News Suffers Ratings Slide

The Associated Press reports both CBS and ABC are gaining ground on the once-dominant NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams:  Evening newscasts on ABC and CBS are both gaining ground on market leader Brian Williams of NBC News, but that’s

NBC Nightly News Suffers Ratings Slide

Cumulus Radio Wages War on Conservatives

In the American Spectator Tuesday, Jeffrey Lord exposes Cumulus Media owners Lew and John Dickey for their dishonest corporatist ways. While Cumulus made noise about how Hannity was dragging the stations down, as we reported yesterday, the actual numbers show

Cumulus Radio Wages War on Conservatives

CBS Preps New Female Secretary of State Drama

Looks like CBS is getting into the political drama game at a time when several projects involving former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton are heating up. Madame Secretary, from Joan Of Arcadia creator Barbara Hall and Oscar winner Morgan Freeman, explores the personal and professional life

CBS Preps New Female Secretary of State Drama

Report: A-Rod Associates Ratted Out Braun, Others in PED Scandal

Associates of Alex Rodriguez reportedly leaked information about Milwaukee Brewers superstar Ryan Braun after a Miami New Times article implicated Rodriguez in a performance-enhancing drugs scandal in January. Rodriguez’s team reportedly purchased unredacted documents about Braun and subsequently leaked the

Report: A-Rod Associates Ratted Out Braun, Others in PED Scandal

Morsi Supporters Torch Christian Churches in Egypt

Supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood and deposed Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi torched three churches in central Egypt on Wednesday as police dispersed protests in Cairo. According to a report in the Daily Star, the MENA news agency said that attackers

Morsi Supporters Torch Christian Churches in Egypt

CBS Fails Identify Jesse Jackson Jr. as Democrat

Funny, I don’t remember CBS having a problem repeatedly identifying Todd Akin as a Republican during the 2012 election. But CBS This Morning couldn’t quite bring itself to identify Jesse Jackson Jr. as a Democrat in its Wednesday report about

CBS Fails Identify Jesse Jackson Jr. as Democrat

No, '50 Shades of Grey' Does Not Promote Abuse

The local CBS affiliate in Cleveland reports that a new “study” by Ohio State University has found that the E. L. James smash hit erotic novel Fifty Shades of Grey promotes “sexual and emotional abuse” against women. I put the word

TV Blackouts not Shutting Out Fans Completely

(AP) TV blackouts aren’t shutting out fans completelyBy RYAN NAKASHIMAAP Business WriterLOS ANGELESA week into the blackout of CBS programming to millions of Time Warner Cable subscribers, viewers are finding workarounds. Nancy Keiter, a graphic designer in New York, plans

TV Blackouts not Shutting Out Fans Completely

More Insensitive Remarks on CBS 'Big Brother' Show

By DAVID BAUDERAP Television WriterNEW YORKA run of ethnically insensitive remarks has continued during filming for the CBS reality TV show “Big Brother,” raising questions about whether the network should be doing more to police it. One of the cast

More Insensitive Remarks on CBS 'Big Brother' Show

School To Use Hair Test To Screen For Student Alcohol Use

CHICAGO (CBS) — Students will face mandatory testing for drugs and also alcohol this school year, at one northwest suburban high school. Concerns about underage drinking prompted St. Viator High School in Arlington Heights to add alcohol to its random

School To Use Hair Test To Screen For Student Alcohol Use

AZ Firefighter Widow Denied Benefits

Andrew Ashcraft was one of 19 Granite Mountain Hotshots firefighters who perished in Arizona fighting wildfires, but the city of Prescott will not pay his wife Juliann his lifetime benefits because they claim he was a seasonal worker. Ashcraft said

AZ Firefighter Widow Denied Benefits

Schumer's Description of Putin Might Match… Obama

Sunday, on CBS News’ Face the Nation, Sen. Charles Schumer (D-NY) described Vladamir Putin in terms that are hilariously akin to Barack Obama. Schumer was answering host Bob Schieffer’s questions regarding Putin giving Edward Snowden when he said, I would urge

Schumer's Description of Putin Might Match… Obama

Time Warner Blackout of CBS Goes into 2nd Day

(AP) Time Warner blackout of CBS goes into 2nd dayBy TOM KRISHERAP Business WriterTime Warner Cable’s blackout of CBS continued Saturday, and neither side indicated a resolution of their dispute over fees is imminent. Time Warner dropped CBS Friday in

Time Warner Blackout of CBS Goes into 2nd Day