Post by soundandvision on Sept 10, 2006 23:27:37 GMT -5
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As referenced mentioned at Satellite News:
As referenced mentioned at Satellite News:
TWO ITEMS
Yes, our favorite cowtown puppet show has been cancelled for seven years, and off the air completely for two, but don't think for a minute that its impact on the culture is waning. Case in point:
On Poynter.org, a web site that looks at issues surrounding journalism and journalists, they had a feature in which several commentators watched the debut of Katie Couric on the CBS Evening News, and offered their commentary. What graphic did the site use to summarize this concept? Take a look:
www.poynter.org/media/content/20060905_180307_30571.jpg
Also: We're a little late with this one, but last week Mike Nelson did an interview on the San Diego State NPR station, KPBS. Maureen Cavanaugh, clearly a fan, interviewed Mike about the history of MST3K and about his current Rifftrax project. Listen to it here:
www.publicbroadcasting.net/kpbs/news.newsmain?action=article&ARTICLE_ID=961328§ionID=540
Yes, our favorite cowtown puppet show has been cancelled for seven years, and off the air completely for two, but don't think for a minute that its impact on the culture is waning. Case in point:
On Poynter.org, a web site that looks at issues surrounding journalism and journalists, they had a feature in which several commentators watched the debut of Katie Couric on the CBS Evening News, and offered their commentary. What graphic did the site use to summarize this concept? Take a look:
www.poynter.org/media/content/20060905_180307_30571.jpg
Also: We're a little late with this one, but last week Mike Nelson did an interview on the San Diego State NPR station, KPBS. Maureen Cavanaugh, clearly a fan, interviewed Mike about the history of MST3K and about his current Rifftrax project. Listen to it here:
www.publicbroadcasting.net/kpbs/news.newsmain?action=article&ARTICLE_ID=961328§ionID=540
