just a bloggerHow Network TV Will Reinvent Itself Of course, I said the same thing two years ago. But what do I know. I’m just a blogger, and worse: a girl. (Thanks to Bonnie for pointing out the BusinessWeek piece to me.) support
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posted by Newbs (Wed Apr 29 09, 2:05AM)
Don't you mean a Bloggeress?
posted by Pollas (Wed Apr 29 09, 11:29AM)
Network TV has been shooting itself in the foot for years by cancelling new shows as soon as they air them. I got so pissed at NBC this year for cancelling a show I really liked that I decided I'd stop watching new shows on the networks. I'll keep watching the shows I enjoy that are still on, but as soon as they end I'll stop watching those channels completely.
posted by Dave (Thu Sep 24 09, 2:47AM)
People will moan and groan but keep watching bad shows. That's how it's always been.
posted by Paul (Fri Sep 25 09, 5:06PM)
Dave says as the ratings decline.
Now if only they'd pick up more books.