(Author’s note: I kind of got off on a rant here. Before you start reading, you might want to pour a drink or have a sandwich. You could be here a while.)
Jack Kingston’s conference call with blogger’s on Monday should make for some interesting chatter in the conservative blogosphere. It’s
I really enjoy the TV show Two And A Half Men. This week was no exception.
One of the odd little pleasures of the show are the vanity cards for Chuck Lorre Productions placed at the end of the show. They often have pithy sayings or humorous quotes.
I was intrigued by this week’s card
The past few days have been a blur of tech talk about the cable industry, public policy discussions, cocktails and food. It’s good to be back in DC… Though I have to admit, the only thing that really changes in the mix is a slight reduction in the number of cocktails.
Having been away
The National Show, for the staff at least, has begun. Today was host to hours of meetings and presentations.
Tomorrow the show opens for the rest of the world, and I’ll bring you blog reports throughout the day on the sessions and the happenings on the exhibit floor. Most of those will
Cable’s National Show gets underway tomorrow in Atlanta. As you can see from the picture at left, it’s a gray day in Georgia. Yesterday was much nicer.
I was able to take a walk through the show floor and judging by the preparations, it promises to be a big event. The forklifts and
Cynthia McKinney gets stranger and stranger every day. She apologized to the House for her actions today, but her lawyer was on Hannity and Colmes last night still playing the race card. Did her polling come back this morning? Did she realize that even the African-American community is saying she’s a
Microsoft scored a coup snatching up Lionhead studios. The acquisition gives Microsoft access to Peter Molyneux, the brains behind Fable (which is one of my favorite Xbox games).
It’s actually a better deal for Molyneux. He was facing financial problems and laying off staff.
Now they can get back to work and spit
What was the deal with Lost last night?
Was Hurley in a nut house with Libby at some point? Or are they all in a nut house now? It would be a really interesting twist to the show if it turned out that this was all some sort of group therapy or hypnosis.
Proponents of net neutrality laws are feeling deflated today since the amendment offered in the mark-up session on the House telecom bill was shot down. This is one of those cases where I just can’t understand the clamor for legislation. We have become a society that imagines boogie men, then seeks legislation
I may be slower than normal posting for the next few days. I’m off to Atlanta for The National Show – Cable’s annual convention. I’ll be in and out of meetings for the next five days and blogging for the National Show Insider, a blog covering the news and fun. I’ll