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To: ForGod'ssake
I don't worry about the "Big Three" nets, anymore; least of which Claire Shipman.
Never mind any of the others constituting the pathetic ilk at those places.
Their days are definitely numbered.

When the Leftist print shills, quislings & sycophants begin speculating on what's going to happen when Moe, Curly & Larry retire?
To the point the conversation boils down to: "Will they be replaced; or, will these net news broadcasts be scrapped altogether?"
...which they most certainly have begun doing?

It's over; turn out the lights.

19 posted on 03/22/2002 10:47:05 AM PST by Landru
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To: Landru
I heard an interesting discussion this morning on FNC. It was about the problems at ABC with Disney wanting to replace Ted Koppel and Nightline. They suggested that the businessmen running the networks would love to boot out the news divisions but won't do it until cable is available to a much greater percentage of homes. The prediction was that they would get rid of nightly news in the next ten to twenty years.
23 posted on 03/22/2002 10:55:52 AM PST by Peacerose
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To: Landru
It's over; turn out the lights.

Would that I had your optimism Lan. Granted, they appear to be in their death throes, but I will never trust 'em to do what they should do.......DIE!!!

These propagandists seem to have more lives than a cat. Mark my words, they will figure out a way to continue to spew their socialist venom on their intended victims. They have too much at stake to simply pull up their britches and go home.

But, I hope you're right, and I'm wrong ; )

FGS

40 posted on 03/22/2002 10:17:19 PM PST by ForGod'sSake
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