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Mad Money Reruns on NBC Overnight
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Mario500
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^Yes. Even though I liked "Late Night" when Conan O'Brien was the host, I'm glad the Consumer News and Business Channel stopped broadcasting it. They need to focus on their news operation and business programming rather than serve as an extension of the NBC Television Network.
As for NBC broadcasting "Mad Money", I guess they want more new viewers and listeners for the program, since CNBC usually broadcasts the program when many local TV stations have local newscasts.
As for NBC broadcasting "Mad Money", I guess they want more new viewers and listeners for the program, since CNBC usually broadcasts the program when many local TV stations have local newscasts.
Maybe it's a slow evolution to Jim Cramer having his own show on NBC?
There was a time when CNBC was business during the day, talk programming at night. Folks like Phil Donahue, Charles Grodin, and the late Morton Downey, Jr. hosted programs. "Hardball with Chris Matthews" originally was a CNBC program, I believe.
There was a time when CNBC was business during the day, talk programming at night. Folks like Phil Donahue, Charles Grodin, and the late Morton Downey, Jr. hosted programs. "Hardball with Chris Matthews" originally was a CNBC program, I believe.
If NBC's going to make Mad Money overnights permanent, they have to do something with how the show is presented. 4:3 video in the middle, but in 3:3 because someone decided to strip out the CNBC ticker from the screen (and obviously no CNBC+ presentation with sidebar charts that would be cut in half), making it this little video in the middle of a gray sea of peacock graphics in the pillar-windowboxes. I know none of CNBC's cameras are HD yet, but nobody will howl if the 4:3 video fills the entire SD space of the screen.
DToTheJ said:
I think that's bang on! Unless there's other great uses that come to mind...? ???
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