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Posted on: Sep. 02 2010,9:56 am by the breeze

Meanwhile, the NBC, ABC and CBS evening newscasts combined for a dubious record last week: the average of 18.7 million people who watched one of the three shows last week was the smallest audience those three telecasts have reached collectively on record, since the infancy of television, Nielsen said.

During the slow news period of late August, the broadcasts broke their previous record — set just last week.

Little did I know that my post last week (at NewsBusters; at BizzyBlog) also covered a negative record-breaker.

The news actually got worse from there, Media Bistro's Chris Ariens separately reported:



Read more: http://newsbusters.org/#ixzz0yNsWn0uc

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Charter tv,internet & phone service
time for a change
Posted on: Sep. 01 2010,6:58 pm by usmcr

if i remember correctly the city is now in negotiations with charter for a new contract. according to the February ,  2010 issue of Consumer Reports. charter was 25th out of a field of 27 rating of internet service. they were also 16th out of a field of 16 for television service. finally they were 20th out of a field of 23 for their phone service. according to these figures there must be a better choice out there. verizon was rated in the upper three of all three categories!who is in charge of this endeavor as the city manager is in limbo?  :dunno:

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Diamond Joes
new motel
Posted on: Sep. 01 2010,9:21 am by bulldog

I see they are building another motel at Diamond JOES
word is they are calling it Tuttle Towers    :sarcasm:

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