This Will All Be Gone In 10 Years
How to really deliver the news.
Posted on November 30, 2015
Classic Chicago Thanksgiving TV
By The Museum Of Classic Chicago Television
1. A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving, Sponsored By . . . ” (1980)
Posted on November 26, 2015
Jonathan Pie, TV Reporter! Is Going To Paris
TV Ads To U.S. Senate Frontrunners: Knock It Off
By CounterPAC
New television advertisements airing this weekend in Illinois are targeting both frontrunners in the U.S. Senate race by challenging Mark Kirk (R) and Tammy Duckworth (D) to refuse the flood of unaccountable election spending by outside groups.
The ads, which will air online during the week and on local CBS around the Chicago Bears game on Sunday, are part of a campaign run by CounterPAC, a group backed by tech entrepreneurs advocating for fair elections by curbing the influence of outside spending.
Posted on November 19, 2015
KBC TV Chicago
Korean Dramas, Local News And Programs Direct From Korea
“Korean news and information for the Korean community in Chicago.”
Posted on November 18, 2015
Jonathan Pie, TV Reporter! It’s Shit, Crap News, Tim
Please Tell Me I Don’t Need To Do Another Take, This Is Embarrassing
Telling asthmatics to stay clear of city buses while Volkswagen and Exxon are allowed to exist.
Posted on November 16, 2015
Own A Vizio Smart TV? It’s Watching You
By Julia Angwin/ProPublica
TV makers are constantly crowing about the tricks their smart TVs can do. But one of the most popular brands has a feature that it’s not advertising: Vizio’s Smart TVs track your viewing habits and share it with advertisers, who can then find you on your phone and other devices.
The tracking – which Vizio calls “Smart Interactivity” – is turned on by default for the more than 10 million Smart TVs that the company has sold. Customers who want to escape it have to opt-out.
Posted on November 12, 2015
Charlie Brown Voice Actor Pleads Guilty To Threat Charges
By Marty Graham/Reuters
The actor who once gave voice to beloved cartoon character Charlie Brown pled guilty on Tuesday to making threats against a mobile home park manager and a Southern California sheriff, prosecutors said.
Three of the charges initially filed against 59-year-old Peter Robbins were dismissed on Tuesday after he pled guilty to threatening the manager and San Diego County Sheriff Bill Gore, San Diego County Deputy District Attorney Brenda Daly said.
Posted on November 11, 2015