WMUR TV Chan 9 Manchester - National Ads loosing verbal audio
A. Joseph Ross
joe@attorneyross.com
Wed Jul 8 00:29:00 EDT 2009
On 7 Jul 2009 at 15:48, John Bolduc wrote:
> That makes sense. BTW, it just happened again at 6:40pm during World
> News with Michael Jackson, err Charles Gibson.
I've always wished it were possible for news channels to avoid the
temptation to allow one story to take over and crowd out all the REST
of the news.
Sadly, even the deaths of other notable people get short shrift at
times like this. In the absence of Michael Jackson's death, Farrah
Fawcett, Ed MacMahon, and Robert S. MacNamara would be getting the
attention they deserve.
Likewise, the deaths of Frank Perdue Prince Renier of Monaco were
overshadowed by the death of Pope John Paul II.
The death of Aldous Huxley went unnoticed because he happened to die
the same day as President Kennedy.
And, the most unfortuate of all (to me anyway) is that Groucho Marx
didn't get the TV tributes that were his due because he had the bad
luck to die three days after Elvis.
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