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Archive for the ‘Profanity’ Category

When an Anchor Curses on the Air, She Becomes the Night’s Top Story

Wednesday, May 14th, 2008

On live television, Sue Simmons used an unpublishable word to chide her WNBC-TV co-anchor, Chuck Scarborough.

author By JAMES BARRON, source www.nytimes.com

Posted in Wnbc-TV, Scarborough, Chuck, Simmons, Sue, Profanity, Television, News and News Media | Comments Off | Read more..

Advertising: Marketers Find a Sound That Draws a Crowd

Wednesday, April 9th, 2008

Bleeps covering expletives are the updated version of tried and true tactics like loud sound effects or laugh tracks to draw the attention of a bored or distracted audience.

author By STUART ELLIOTT, source www.nytimes.com

Posted in YouTube.com, Profanity, Cable Television, Recordings and Downloads (Video), Television, Advertising and Marketing, Computers and the Internet | Comments Off | Read more..