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For four decades, Thomas Lopez, also known as Meatball Fulton, has been president of The ZBS Foundation, a not-for-profit arts organization dedicated to the production of lush, adventurous, experimental modern radio fiction. ZBS' large catalog of productions includes many adventures from characters who have, over the years, become beloved: metaphysical adventurer Jack Flanders and Ruby the Galactic Gumshoe are the two best-known.
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After 17 rousing days and the sight of Canadians throughout the Great White North celebrating Sunday's Gold Medal hockey victory and the country's record medal haul, all good things moose-t come to an end. Time to look forward to London, to Sochi, and to Rio. Trade that Molson's for a pint, a shot of vodka, a caipirinha.
If Apple cut the price of each TV episode in half -- to 99 cents, from $1.99 -- would sales on iTunes increase enough to offset the price drop?
Experiments in the United States are under way to find out, and the head of the No. 1 U.S. television network, CBS, indicated last week that some shows, at least, would be priced at less than a dollar in the future.
Apple wants to ignite TV show sales, especially as it prepares to introduce the iPad tablet computer next month. But its proposals to lower prices across the board are being met by skepticism from the major U.S. networks.
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Betty White plays football, babies talk about "milkaholics" and a house made of Bud Light cans falls slowly apart.
It must be the Super Bowl -- or at least the advertising showcase that entertains amid the gridiron action.
Not every commercial was strictly humorous. Automaker Toyota aired several ads before and after the game to reassure worried owners after its recalls connected with accelerator problems.
A hotly anticipated commercial by conservative Christian group Focus on the Family hinted at a serious subject, although even it had a surprise punchline.
Madonna sonrió a David Letterman, el mítico presentador del programa The late show en la cadena norteamericana CBS, y le dijo: "No, no tengo planes de matrimonio. Es más, mire, voy a ser sincera: Antes preferiría que me atropellara un tren". Dos bodas a su espalda -ella es anglosajona- son suficientes.
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Is an iPhone an acceptable device for business users? Verizon Wireless and AT&T have been involved in a public multimillion-dollar spat over the question with dueling television advertising campaigns -- and a lawsuit to boot. Now Apple is stepping into the fray with its own ads.
Verizon started running ads last month claiming that AT&T's 3G network is inferior. "If you want to know why your 3G coverage works so well on Verizon Wireless, there's a map for that," Verizon's ad said, riffing on Apple's "there's an app for that" tagline.
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You have to really love TV to spring for a portable TV like the FLO TV Personal Television I've been testing. While you can already "snack" on live and pre-recorded mobile TV offerings on some cell phones, this brand new FLO handheld is a dedicated television you might schlep in addition to a phone.
La dirección del colegio público de secundaria Paul Robeson de Chicago (EE UU) busca explicaciones para un repentino aumento de embarazos que ha afectado a una de cada ocho estudiantes, según ha informado la cadena CBS2.
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