Davenetics (Free subscription) | 11/02/2009
If you want to participate in a reality television show, the first question you might want to ask is: “Who will be playing the part of me?” Sure it could be you. But it could also be whatever you the producers feel like creating. There is a line of reality wannabees from here to Hollywood so when it comes to signing a contract, the participant has exactly zero leverage. Feel the producers cheated...
The Corporate Headquarters of the S (Free subscription) | 11/08/2009
... before the MAC would allow them to join. Only, unlike Notre Dame, Temple didn't have their own TV contract or preferential treatment from bowls. Today, Temple can go on the road and do something that Notre Dame can't do at home. The Owls also have a better overall record. So here's my modest proposal: Notre Dame shouldn't get a single benefit of the doubt - ever. No more BCS preferential...
Anything Hollywood (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
Lamar Odom would like to get Khloe Kardashian pregnant very soon. Hm. Must be in their reality T.V. contract. Lamar must have some ambition about being on T.V. and then venturing into movies or something. There has to be an ulterior motive here. more Khloe and Lamar after the hop… The couple visited Chelsea Handler last night [...]
MaldivianDigital® :: Forum (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
*Sky boss furious over ABC expansion plans *The owner of Sky News Australia has accused the ABC of trying to block competition for the Federal Government's TV contracts with its...
The Big Lead (Free subscription) | 11/08/2009
... to bring in a proven winner. And not just to get back to success on the field - but for the NBC TV contract. After Notre Dame gets shut down in its quest to aim high for Urban Meyer, Stoops could be the 2nd name on the list. 2) Oklahoma, which has finished in the Top 10 in seven of the last nine seasons under Stoops, loses a ton of talent this year. QB Sam Bradford is going to the NFL. So...
Purple Row (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009
... to the Bronx tonight for Game 6 certainly builds the drama, adds ratings, and helps make the next TV contract fat and juicy. None of this really helps the Rockies specifically, as any general MLB windfall will be equally distributed, and the only two teams getting a real brand benefit are the two left playing. This year, though, it seems to me to be a much larger benefit to the teams involved...
Dallas Morning News (Free subscription) | 11/04/2009
To achieve the all-important NCAA licensing in April 2010, the bowl needs to have conference affiliations in place, strong community support, an experienced staff, a TV contract and a $2 million letter of credit.
