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Thursday, January 05, 2012
MSNBC gives Mellisa Harris-Perry a show
TV MSNBC CABLE NEWS
By Stephen Aburn for mychillermedia
MSNBC adds another liberal talk show to the network and on weekends. Mellisa Harris-Perry , who has substituted for shows on the channel and is a contributor to shows , will be getting her own weekend show that will air from 10AMET-12PMET. "UP with Chris Hayes" is moving from it's Saturday 7-9am and Sunday 8-10amet to both days at 8amET-10AMET. The only news show on weekends on the channel "Weekends with Alex witt" is being moved to 7-8AMET Saturdays and 12-2PMET Saturdays and Sundays.
MSNBC's announcement below
By Stephen Aburn for mychillermedia
MSNBC's announcement below
Wednesday, January 04, 2012
One life to Live Ends in 9 days
[VIDEO] Soaps
ABC's 'One life to Live' is ending it's life on January 13th and we are taking a look back with old opens of the Soap.
ABC's 'One life to Live' is ending it's life on January 13th and we are taking a look back with old opens of the Soap.
Review of the Media on the Iowa Caucus
Media Choice2012
By Joshuaonline Staff
CNN
CNN seems to pride themselves on their election coverage . This year , the network moved it's election coverage from New York to it's Atlanta HQ. It also added a bunch more graphics and gadgets to it's use age. Using heavy hitter anchors, Anderson Cooper, Wolf Blitzer ,John King and their "Best Political team on TV" CNN made their election coverage interesting.
Goods: CNN kept the coverage fair and kept going through out the night waiting for every vote to be counted. Its setup was great overall.
Bads: CNN did use too many things, even though the GCI "Weebles" seem like a good idea it's just something for mockery. The "Flex " touch screens maybe a bit much and twitter is good but trying to use it in coverage may be too much.
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By Joshuaonline Staff
CNN
CNN seems to pride themselves on their election coverage . This year , the network moved it's election coverage from New York to it's Atlanta HQ. It also added a bunch more graphics and gadgets to it's use age. Using heavy hitter anchors, Anderson Cooper, Wolf Blitzer ,John King and their "Best Political team on TV" CNN made their election coverage interesting.
Goods: CNN kept the coverage fair and kept going through out the night waiting for every vote to be counted. Its setup was great overall.
Bads: CNN did use too many things, even though the GCI "Weebles" seem like a good idea it's just something for mockery. The "Flex " touch screens maybe a bit much and twitter is good but trying to use it in coverage may be too much.
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Tuesday, January 03, 2012
Iowa Caucus Media Preview
Media
By Skyler and Joshuaonline staff
Today is the Iowa Caucus , the Republicans are working on finding their next nominee for the presidential race. We take a preview and ask questions about what will be seeing and covering on Joshuaonline.
1. The Network Coverage. The Networks (NBC,ABC,CBS,and FOX) won't be covering the Caucasus in real time , leaving the winner announcement to local newscasts , though ABC NEWS will do some during 'Nightline' as well.
2. Current TV versus MSNBC . Current TV is a cable channel run by former Vice-President Al Gore , the channel has been evolving into news and opinion , calling themselves a progressive source, or more targeted to liberal viewers. MSNBC primetime also has been doing the same. Tonight both channels will have Caucus coverage using liberal hosts we will want to know how the two channels covered it if any difference in that.
3. FOX NEWS ,CNN,CNBC,FOX BIZ They will be having full coverage tonight of the Caucus with less of a spin compared to MSNBC and Current.
4. The media post spin Elections on TV always need to fill that extra time and the way done is using analysts to spin what happened and why. Plus in a caucus which is different than a primary , the polls that have been coming out have been playing with the media. That is what they use to take a measure and sometimes they are wrong, we will see if that happens, how they take it.
We will be doing more media looking during the Caucus tonight at 7PMET on Joshuaonline
email our staff at mychiller@inbox.com
By Skyler and Joshuaonline staff
Today is the Iowa Caucus , the Republicans are working on finding their next nominee for the presidential race. We take a preview and ask questions about what will be seeing and covering on Joshuaonline.
1. The Network Coverage. The Networks (NBC,ABC,CBS,and FOX) won't be covering the Caucasus in real time , leaving the winner announcement to local newscasts , though ABC NEWS will do some during 'Nightline' as well.
2. Current TV versus MSNBC . Current TV is a cable channel run by former Vice-President Al Gore , the channel has been evolving into news and opinion , calling themselves a progressive source, or more targeted to liberal viewers. MSNBC primetime also has been doing the same. Tonight both channels will have Caucus coverage using liberal hosts we will want to know how the two channels covered it if any difference in that.
3. FOX NEWS ,CNN,CNBC,FOX BIZ They will be having full coverage tonight of the Caucus with less of a spin compared to MSNBC and Current.
4. The media post spin Elections on TV always need to fill that extra time and the way done is using analysts to spin what happened and why. Plus in a caucus which is different than a primary , the polls that have been coming out have been playing with the media. That is what they use to take a measure and sometimes they are wrong, we will see if that happens, how they take it.
We will be doing more media looking during the Caucus tonight at 7PMET on Joshuaonline
email our staff at mychiller@inbox.com
Monday, January 02, 2012
CNN's new morning shows started Today
Media CNN Cable news Morning NEWS
CNN's morning show of 10 years "American Morning" ended quietly on December 30th 2011 ,and 3 days later 2 new morning shows took it's place.
'Early Start' runs from 5AMET-7AMET is anchored by former MSNBC/NBC NEWS and Court TV anchor Asheligh Banfield and former Chicago Anchor ,Zoraida Sambolin. The show replaces CNN's "American Morning Wake up call" ,which ran from 5-6AMET until December and the First hour of "American Morning".
Video below
more after the jump
CNN's morning show of 10 years "American Morning" ended quietly on December 30th 2011 ,and 3 days later 2 new morning shows took it's place.
'Early Start' runs from 5AMET-7AMET is anchored by former MSNBC/NBC NEWS and Court TV anchor Asheligh Banfield and former Chicago Anchor ,Zoraida Sambolin. The show replaces CNN's "American Morning Wake up call" ,which ran from 5-6AMET until December and the First hour of "American Morning".
Video below
more after the jump
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Cable News in 2011 review
2011 cable news TV
The year 2011 is now heading out the door , we take a look back at what the cable news media was like this year.
Over Coverage of Casey Anthony Not, saying that we think the media shouldn't have covered it in heavy excess. HLN (Formally Headline news until 2008) , a CNN sister network, had extensive trail coverage during the trail and coverage of the trail itself. It was LIVE brodacasting on weekends , when they never do it on a normal weekend , no matter what breaking news happens. Some could say it was do to the slow news time of summer , but there is a way the cable news channels could have covered it.
Lean Left and Lean Right Cable news is slowly loosing the news part of the term. MSNBC (owned by NBC NEWS) suffered a small blow to it's line up when Keith Olbermann left , but since 2008 the channel was adding more and more liberal opinion , they say is a counter to a Conservative FOXNEWS Channel . Though unlike FOX NEWS Channel , MSNBC has more opinion programming , as of December 2011 on weekdays they have a total of 6 hours of news with out opinion , though 2 of those hours are more devoted to politics FOX NEWS Channel's primetime stayed at number one, and MSNBC faulting but still taking second. This hurt CNN who trying to stay out of the left /right show thing.
2012 elections are sure to bring more of this out , and opinion shows aren't leaving because people are watching them. Some network executives have said that people aren't turning to cable news for news anymore, they already know the news.
The year 2011 is now heading out the door , we take a look back at what the cable news media was like this year.
Over Coverage of Casey Anthony Not, saying that we think the media shouldn't have covered it in heavy excess. HLN (Formally Headline news until 2008) , a CNN sister network, had extensive trail coverage during the trail and coverage of the trail itself. It was LIVE brodacasting on weekends , when they never do it on a normal weekend , no matter what breaking news happens. Some could say it was do to the slow news time of summer , but there is a way the cable news channels could have covered it.
Lean Left and Lean Right Cable news is slowly loosing the news part of the term. MSNBC (owned by NBC NEWS) suffered a small blow to it's line up when Keith Olbermann left , but since 2008 the channel was adding more and more liberal opinion , they say is a counter to a Conservative FOXNEWS Channel . Though unlike FOX NEWS Channel , MSNBC has more opinion programming , as of December 2011 on weekdays they have a total of 6 hours of news with out opinion , though 2 of those hours are more devoted to politics FOX NEWS Channel's primetime stayed at number one, and MSNBC faulting but still taking second. This hurt CNN who trying to stay out of the left /right show thing.
2012 elections are sure to bring more of this out , and opinion shows aren't leaving because people are watching them. Some network executives have said that people aren't turning to cable news for news anymore, they already know the news.
Monday, December 12, 2011
CBS to Expand Face The Nation
THE WATCH , SUNDAYTALKS CBS
CBS announced Sunday, that their Sunday morning political affairs program "Face The Nation" will be changing to a full hour in spring 2012. The program has been 30 minutes since it started in 1954 , the 2nd oldest Sunday talk show has been the only show not to be expanded or start at 1 hour in length. Currently hosted by Bob Schieffer , who started about 20 years ago, it's ratings have been going up beating ABC'S "This Week"and coming near the leader "Meet The Press".
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