Wayne Newton - ''Mr. Las Vegas'' to Appear on ''Corporate Strategies with Tim Connolly'' Sunday, November 5, 2006 Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance
HOUSTON----Wayne Newton - "Mr. Las Vegas" to appear Sunday, November 5, 2006 on "Corporate Strategies with Tim Connolly." A lot has come and gone since Wayne Newton first set the entertainment world on fire as a precocious, big-voiced six-year old.
PR Newswire Summary of Technology Copy, Nov. 6, 2006 SYS-CON Media
Following is a summary of high technology news releases transmitted today by PR Newswire. The full text of these releases is available at the PR Newswire for Journalists, http://media.prnewswire.com/.
Family Friendly Programming Dominates on UPN Successor VegasTV RedNova
By Mylchreest, Ian Out of the ashes of the failed UPN, a local phoenix has arisen.
Derby asks Reno TV stations to pull Republican ad Reno Gazette-Journal
Democratic House candidate Jill Derby is asking Reno television stations to take off the air what she calls a "false and misleading" Republican ad about her immigration stance.
'Of course I wish I'd walked him to his room.' Las Vegas Sun
If only he'd walked him to his hotel room, none of this would have happened.
San Jose Mercury News, Calif., Charlie McCollum Column: While `Studio 60' Lags, `ER' Gets Its Groove Back RedNova
By Charlie McCollum, San Jose Mercury News, Calif. Oct.
Saunders: Ratings leave critics reeling Rocky Mountain News
TV critics and viewers get along – sometimes. Not so far this season. Of the five new series that had the seal of approval from most writers who get paid for staring at the TV screen, four are near the bottom of the Nielsen viewing list.
High-def battle keeps things fuzzy New Orleans Times-Picayune
There are worse things than not being able to see all three dimensions of Jay Leno's chin in high definition.
Saunders: Networks play money games Rocky Mountain News
The networks love to play games with viewers, particularly when traditional programming isn't producing audience ratings.
NAB Touts Station Election Efforts Broadcasting and Cable
On the eve of the release of a study from the University of Wisconsin, Madison critical of TV station election coverage, the National Association of Broadcasters released its documenting of an