Can’t we all just get along? As two of my favorite foils, Michael Rosenblum and Jeff Jarvis were storming the gates of traditional TV at the NAB conference in Vegas, many of the journalists who actually do the “boots on the ground” work of TV news were in Blacksburg, VA, covering the worst single [...]

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As I come down from the contact high of adrenaline brought about by deadlines on top of dealines, exposure to screaming producers, competing with ourselves and others, the constant din of satellite truck generators, running from this breaking event to that… I’m now able to come up for air. Before I type another [...]

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This is where I do my best work. I call it “the lair”. Yes, it’s a mess, I know, but that’s a sign of genius isn’t it? This is also where I’ll be doing my blogging about NAB. Who needs Vegas when you’ve got the internets? So in the [...]

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