Re: The news was already cancelled on cable news
> > >
http://tmz.aol.com/article2?id=20060302151009990001
> > >
> > > (Mar. 2, 3:45PM ET) -- TMZ has learned that active
> > > discussions are underway at MSNBC to kill all live,
> > daytime
> > > programming and replace it with taped shows.
> >
> > Buh bye to whatever ratings MSNBC had left. The news has
> > already been cancelled on cable news anyway, especially on
>
> > Fox where opinion is far cheaper than news reporting
> anyway,
> > but if this is true, it's a sad day at NBC when there
> > apparently isn't enough interest in having NBC News
> program
> > an NBC News Channel.
> >
> > America cannot stand additional repeats of Rita Sucrets
> > Cosby either.
> >
> > > High-level sources connected with the cable network also
>
> > > tell TMZ that MSNBC President Rick Kaplan will be booted
>
> > > from the network when his contract is up -- within a
> year.
> >
> >
> > Outside of Keith Olbermann, who has the only unique show
> on
> > the network (comedy and news), the rest of MSNBC screams
> "me
> > too" programming, directly ripping off other channels.
> They
> > should find some new ideas.
> >
> I hope that MSNBC does not intend to end live news, because
> I personally prefer MSNBC over CNN and Fox News, and I find
> it to be more informative.
>
> Edit:The article now contains this update: Update: 5:10PM ET
> -- MSNBC contacted TMZ and issued this statement: "This is
> ridiculous and is wrong on every level. MSNBC, which under
> Rick Kaplan has seen a real uptick in ratings of late, and
> is by definition a news channel, is not going to abandon
> live news."
>
[America cannot stand additional repeats of Rita Sucrets
> Cosby either.]
Completely agree. Impossible to tolerate her voice for even a minutes. If the network thinks her delivery is cute or sexy, it's a grossly mistaken conclusion. If she has a voice problem, she should (1) get medical help or
(2) get off the air. Plus, she has nothing to offer, in the first place, the voice problem notwithstanding.