| Television Wisconsin Job Listings
Local Sales Account Executive: WISC-TV, Southern Wisconsins news leader in Madison, is aggressively searching for a multi-media (television and internet) Sales Account Executive. We are in search of an experienced account executive to take over an established account list and who can generate significant new business. We will consider college-educated applicants with at least two years successful broadcast sales experience who can demonstrate success in the development of new business. Marketing & Promotions Writer / Producer: WISC-TV is aggressively seeking an experienced commercial writer-producer-editor to create compelling commercial spots for local clients. Applicants must be organized, creative, detail-oriented, and able to juggle multiple projects under tight deadlines.
Gabbing with Gibby
You kind of visualize him at George Lucas' studio with million-dollar microphones. Q. On this School of Rock tour, maybe because you're not going to have a lot of rehearsals the shows will have a real spirit of spontaneity. A. Yes, it's going to be a train-wreck-style thing. A different kind of train wreck. Lisa Rose may be reached at lrose@starledger.com or (212) 790-4436. .
Review: Nikon Coolpix P50 digital camera
Nikon's P50 high-end digital compact camera swims against the tide of wafer-thin devices. The camera's 3.6x zoom lens and the fast Expeed processor borrowed from Nikon’s SLRs are encased in a traditional-looking, relatively bulky, body. Clearly, then, this is a camera for those who look for good value and appearance, with online stores offering the P50 at around £150. Power comes courtesy of two regular AA batteries, providing 140 shots. Even with batteries and an SD memory card inserted the P50 feels lightweight, despite its looks. It does boast features such as a spongy, leather-look grip, and both an optical viewfinder and a 2.4in screen. A light sensitivity range from ISO50 to ISO2000 is broader than most in its class.
Radio & TV Talk
TBS, which aired its final local Braves game Sunday, will keep airing weekly Sunday baseball games and some playoff games while Peachtree TV will air 45 Braves games next year. For folks with rabbit ears, this means no more TBS but Peachtree TV will offer up many of the same sitcoms, mostly at different times e.g. "Fresh Prince of Bel Air," "King of Queens," "Friends," "Family Guy," "The Steve Harvey Show" and "Seinfeld." "Sex & the City" and "Everybody Loves Raymond" air on WATL-TV so Peachtree couldn't pick those up. You'll miss early 90s cheesefest sitcom "Saved by the Bell," which airs from 7 to 9 a.m. weekday mornings on TBS. If you have Comcast Cable, no worries. While Channel 7 becomes Peachtree, Channel 39 is going to take the nataional TBS feed.
NJ paid family leave program wins approval in Senate
Some legislators echoed the concerns of business leaders, who have argued the bill would slow their productivity because they would not be able to find temporary replacements skilled enough to do specialized jobs. They've asked that the bill to be amended to apply to companies with 50 or more employees, but the suggestion was denied. .
the has-been
Flyer and Fryer is another candidacy built on confusion – two appealing ornithological concepts ill-suited to this particular species. If Corn and Copia sounds like a Bushism, Flyer and Fryer sounds like the Bush Doctrine. Maureen Dowd is drooling at the chance to write up the father-son symbolism of a Flyer and Fryer win, as World War II flying ace Bush 41 sups with third-degree-electoral-burn-victim Bush 43. Judging from the few open threads on the issue, the White House would have been better off entering the joke President Bush makes every year about the closeness of the race: Neck and Neck. If voters could write in, their choices would probably be None and Of the Above. MousePlanet shows the deep, unmet desire for Food nominees: Get In and My Belly, Lunch and Dinner, White Meat and Dark Meat.
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