Making the Rounds The James Comey media tour is leaving plenty of scorched earth in its wake but in the most unlikely places. The interview by George Stephanopoulos received a drubbing from critics for its choppy editing and near-advertorial style (OK, the beauty shot of the book at the commercial break was a bit much), but the ABC newsman […]
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Here’s what we’re keeping tabs on. The Long Island Press and Innovate Long Island: Sans Kominicki, both pubs may be wandering off in new directions. Unfortunately, what Kominicki had been conjuring up for the Press — to wit, “The new Press is going to be Esquire meets up with Forbes and they take Vogue to a cheap bar,”
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Welcome to our Watch List. A mashup of news and media-related developments that bear watching for how they’ll affect life and culture as we know it. If we find something not yet on your radar screen, all the better. Here’s what’s up. CHA-CHING! If you filed a claim as part of the Marchese v. Cablevision settlement (many months ago,
Welcome to our Watch List. A mashup of news and media-related developments that bear watching for how they’ll affect life and culture as we know it. If we find something not yet on your radar screen, all the better. Here’s what’s up. HEY, THROWBACK THURSDAY ITEM Remember John Mancini, the Newsday editor who resigned in a hurry back
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This week, the Watch List goes inside newsrooms, where lots of movement is happening. Check this out… HE’S GOT THIS: Richner Communications, publisher of 17 weekly editions of Herald Community Newspapers, has promoted Scott Brinton to executive editor, following the retirement of the one-and-only John O’Connell. HANDLE THIS: David Reich-Hale is covering banking and healthcare at Newsday.
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Welcome to our weekly Watch List. A mashup of news and media-related developments that bear watching for how they’ll affect life and culture as we know it. If we find something not yet on your radar screen, all the better. Here’s what’s up. Riddle Me This Altice placed so much emphasis on the ‘highly competitive’ marketplace that
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Welcome to our weekly Watch List. A mashup of news and media-related developments that bear watching for how they’ll affect life and culture as we know it. If we find something not yet on your radar screen, all the better. Here’s what’s up. Well, That Didn’t Take Long… Cablevision’s fledgling wi-fi mobile service, Freewheel, has come
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Welcome to our weekly Watch List. A mashup of news and media-related developments that bear watching for how they’ll affect life and culture as we know it. If we find something not yet on your radar screen, all the better. Here’s what’s up for the week of June 20, 2016: Altice USA Is Here Altice and Cablevision
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Noting the FCC left the heavy lifting to New York State when it came to hammering out how the Altice takeover of Cablevision would serve the public interest — a far cry from the original deal, where Altice promised its shareholders $900 million in cost cutting within the first eight months of takeover, with another $150 million
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