CBS News | Emmys 2014: Winners, highlights and top moments CBS News Last Updated Aug 25, 2014 8:41 PM EDT. "Breaking Bad" is facing its final judgment and "Modern Family" is looking to set a record at the 66th Primetime Emmy Awards. Host Seth Meyers kicked off the ceremony, airing live from Los Angeles' Nokia Theatre, ... TV highlights: The 66th Primeti me Emmy Awards on NBC Early Emmy wins for Parsons, Burrell, Janney Red carpet arrivals at the Emmy Awards |
Monday, August 25, 2014
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Sunday, August 24, 2014
6.0 earthquake jolts Bay Area; damage and at least 70 injuries reported - Los Angeles Times
NPR | 6.0 earthquake jolts Bay Area; damage and at least 70 injuries reported Los Angeles Times The top corner of a building is exposed after Sunday morning's 6.0 earthquake near Napa, Calif. The top corner of a building is exposed after Sunday morning's 6.0 earthquake near Napa, Calif. (Eric Risberg / Associated Press). See more g » |
Fox News | Military brass, ex-officials pressure White House to expand ISIS fight to Syria Fox News Top U.S. military brass and former administration officials are publicly pressuring the White House to consider taking the fight against the Islamic State into Syria, warning that the terror organization poses an unprecedented threat to the United States. Stand by for a U-turn: West poised to join forces with Syrian President Bashar al ... If you come after Americans, we will come after you: US to Islamic State U.S. considers bolder intervention in Syria, possibly airstrikes |
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Thursday, August 21, 2014
Holder\'s stop in Ferguson is deeply personal - USA TODAY
USA TODAY | Holder's stop in Ferguson is deeply personal USA TODAY FERGUSON, MO. — Attorney General Eric Holder flew to Ferguson, Mo., on Wednesday as the nation's chief law enforcement officer leading an investigation into a police shooting. He also arrived as an African-American who said he understands the racial ... National Guard was ordered T hursday to pull out of Ferguson, Mo. Gov. Nixon Orders National Guard to Withdraw from Ferguson National Guard to withdraw from riot-torn Ferguson, Missouri |
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Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Militants blame US for their apparent beheading of US journalist - Los Angeles Times
NPR | Militants blame US for their apparent beheading of US journalist Los Angeles Times Freelance journalist James Foley, left, in September 2011 on a highway in Surt, Libya. (Aris Messinis / AFP/ Getty Images). See more g » |
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Monday, February 25, 2013
KAET lays off eight after fundraising falls short - Phoenix Business Journal:
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The job cuts — the first in the local Publix BroadcastingService affiliate’s 47-year history — underscorde the fundraising challenges public television faces in today’s ailinbg economy. “The station has not been makingits budget,” said spokesma Virgil Renzulli, who is helping to run the station. “W felt like we had to make some movesrighgt away.” The layoffs, which will save the station abouy $900,000 in fiscal 2010, highlight the station’s struggle to raisr $1.8 million to relocate to its new home at ASU’sx Walter Cronkite School of Journalisnm and Mass Communication in downtown Phoenix.
Officialxs hope to complete the movein March, but that’as a best-case scenario. The total cost of the transitio n will beabout $4.5 million, with the university fronting about half the cost. KAET stilll needs to raise $1 million. The axed positions will not be reinstatedf in theforeseeable future, and the universit y may consolidate other positions duplicated betweeh ASU and KAET, Renzulli Giczi worked at KAET for more than five years. His salary was about $145,000. The PBS station, whichu has operated in Tempe since 1961 and employeabout 70, depends on ASU for in-kind donations. Kelly McCullough, assistant GM for marketing and development, is handliny daily operations.
He said on-air pledge drives have faltered, and corporates support is down20 percent. KAET’z budget is about $13 million a year, and televise d membership drives generally bring inabout $5.5 millionm of that. Although the station increased fundraising in the past four financial conditions may breakthat trend. “The economy is tight. The budget is McCullough said. The station is exploring alternative revenu e sources through affinitymarketing programs, whicg promote the brand to a niche audience, and buildinyg corporate support through its Web site.
KAET also is establishinyg a fundraising initiative for itsflagship “Horizon,” and plans to enhance its relationship with the Cronkite The station’s next televised pledg drive will run from Nov. 29 to Dec. 9. KAET-TV Channep 8:
The job cuts — the first in the local Publix BroadcastingService affiliate’s 47-year history — underscorde the fundraising challenges public television faces in today’s ailinbg economy. “The station has not been makingits budget,” said spokesma Virgil Renzulli, who is helping to run the station. “W felt like we had to make some movesrighgt away.” The layoffs, which will save the station abouy $900,000 in fiscal 2010, highlight the station’s struggle to raisr $1.8 million to relocate to its new home at ASU’sx Walter Cronkite School of Journalisnm and Mass Communication in downtown Phoenix.
Officialxs hope to complete the movein March, but that’as a best-case scenario. The total cost of the transitio n will beabout $4.5 million, with the university fronting about half the cost. KAET stilll needs to raise $1 million. The axed positions will not be reinstatedf in theforeseeable future, and the universit y may consolidate other positions duplicated betweeh ASU and KAET, Renzulli Giczi worked at KAET for more than five years. His salary was about $145,000. The PBS station, whichu has operated in Tempe since 1961 and employeabout 70, depends on ASU for in-kind donations. Kelly McCullough, assistant GM for marketing and development, is handliny daily operations.
He said on-air pledge drives have faltered, and corporates support is down20 percent. KAET’z budget is about $13 million a year, and televise d membership drives generally bring inabout $5.5 millionm of that. Although the station increased fundraising in the past four financial conditions may breakthat trend. “The economy is tight. The budget is McCullough said. The station is exploring alternative revenu e sources through affinitymarketing programs, whicg promote the brand to a niche audience, and buildinyg corporate support through its Web site.
KAET also is establishinyg a fundraising initiative for itsflagship “Horizon,” and plans to enhance its relationship with the Cronkite The station’s next televised pledg drive will run from Nov. 29 to Dec. 9. KAET-TV Channep 8:
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
A West Bank Story, Told Through Palestinian Eyes - NPR
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NPR | A West Bank Story, Told Through Palestinian Eyes NPR The Academy Award-nominated documentary 5 Broken Cameras tells the story of Bil'in, a modest Palestinian village perilously close to an Israeli settlement in the West Bank. After the Israeli government began putting up its West Bank separation barrier ... |
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