I'm starting to get a little full. You?
As you may have already heard, Huckster and Fat Bastard move down, and Pataki and Miz Lindsey move out. I think I'll just watch the Twitter feed. Speaking of...
'Curating' and 'integrating'. Sure sounds corporately important.
Twitter is most certainly more fun for the play-by-play on the designated hashtag; Facebook is pathetic in this regard. Anyway, I expect to have better things to do on Saturday evening than either watching or Tweeting this debate. I certainly did not watch Trump on SNL, which seems to have gotten lackluster reviews but high ratings. The late night comedy show spoofed the Democratic forum from the night before, hosted by Rachel Maddow, which was a big hit among blue partisans (but you probably knew that already).
I'll have something the morning after if anything happens to generate buzz, but I'm ready now for the voting, and Iowa is still about 90 days away.
Fox Business Network’s Maria Bartiromo and Neil Cavuto will moderate the network’s primetime GOP debate set for November 10, along with Wall Street Journal editor-in-chief Gerard Baker. FBN’s Trish Regan, Sandra Smith, and WSJ’s Washington bureau chief Gerald Seib will moderate the kids’ table debate. The two-hour debate will be presented live, at 9 PM ET, from the Milwaukee Theatre in Milwaukee, WI.
FBN announced, on the eve of tomorrow night’s CNBC GOP debate, that its Q&A will focus on jobs, taxes, the economy, and domestic and international policy issues.
As you may have already heard, Huckster and Fat Bastard move down, and Pataki and Miz Lindsey move out. I think I'll just watch the Twitter feed. Speaking of...
Twitter is looking to capitalize on the traction that presidential debates are having on TV, partnering with CBS News for coverage of the Nov. 14 Democratic face-off in Des Moines, Iowa.
Twitter will serve up data, reactions and voter questions to CBS News in real-time during the debate, to be held at Drake University and moderated by “Face the Nation” anchor John Dickerson. CBS News’ CBSN streaming service will incorporate Twitter data and reactions into its live coverage.
“Our people have worked with Twitter’s unique curator tools to measure changing responses to what viewers will see on the screen. Twitter integration will inform our coverage and integrate seamlessly with CBSN, our always-on digital network,” said CBS News president David Rhodes.
'Curating' and 'integrating'. Sure sounds corporately important.
Twitter is most certainly more fun for the play-by-play on the designated hashtag; Facebook is pathetic in this regard. Anyway, I expect to have better things to do on Saturday evening than either watching or Tweeting this debate. I certainly did not watch Trump on SNL, which seems to have gotten lackluster reviews but high ratings. The late night comedy show spoofed the Democratic forum from the night before, hosted by Rachel Maddow, which was a big hit among blue partisans (but you probably knew that already).
I'll have something the morning after if anything happens to generate buzz, but I'm ready now for the voting, and Iowa is still about 90 days away.
