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Local Forecast / Re: TWC Songs you've heard in other places
« on: April 06, 2012, 12:27:05 PM »
Just heard Evelyn "Champagne" King's Shame on the "Back in the Day Buffet" on 95.7.
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It just amazes me what this guy will say to get what he wants. He doesn't seem the least bit phased about lying or contradicting himself. Even when he does so in the same speech!No, that's Willard Romney.
The same line that impacted Dallas the other day is now moving into the area!
Maybe a bit of exaggeration. But TWC does a good job, from what I have seen, of covering severe weather when necessary. However, Tavores has a point. TWC has to be more consistent in their coverage. For instance, in the summertime down here, severe weather occurs on almost a daily basis. In terms of the overall quality, TWC has gotten worse, especially with the music and the programming.I realize that was nearly 8 months ago. Have things really changed since then?Things certainly have changed since then.You should also note that the quote you just did was from August 2011 and things have definitely changed since thenTWC doesn't care anymore, IMO. They will continue to promote programming uninterrupted, unless a tropical system is nearing. The L-bar was a good idea to at least show radar and a forecast. All you have now is some dinky LDL. You absolutely cannot rely on TWC for severe weather coverage (or really any weather coverage) anymore.That is so sad.
The Weather Channel has changed so much since I started watching it that I honestly don't think I'll be pleased with any changes they make unless they return to the mission that they started with. Since I doubt that's going to happen, I doubt I'm going to see the network the same way as I did in the past.
Remember when The Learning Channel actually focused on education? Remember when Bravo actually focused on high culture? Remember when The Weather Channel actually focused on weather?
Television is careening towards a homogeneous stew simply because advertisers want to stick with what people already know. Reporting on the movement of a cold front across the North American continent isn't going to attract as many advertisers as showing people being pulled out of the ocean or helicoptered to a hospital from the tundra.
Yes, I think it's 100% sad that advertising basically dictates what appears on the television screen. Even sadder is that there's precious little alternative. Americans would start a new revolution if they had to pay a license fee like Britons do to support the BBC. (Even thought the caliber of BBC programming is so much higher than almost all American programming.)
Things certainly have changed since then.You should also note that the quote you just did was from August 2011 and things have definitely changed since thenTWC doesn't care anymore, IMO. They will continue to promote programming uninterrupted, unless a tropical system is nearing. The L-bar was a good idea to at least show radar and a forecast. All you have now is some dinky LDL. You absolutely cannot rely on TWC for severe weather coverage (or really any weather coverage) anymore.That is so sad.
My schedule would be for long form to be moved to a sister network TWC could launch, Todd, (The guy who kinda looks like a younger Cantore, I forgot his name)Mark Elliot?
again, that's why I quit caring. I came to the realization that jazz and new age arent coming back, so i will focus on TWC music from 1986-2009Yeah, I only casually listen now. The times I listen, I only seem to hear about 7 of the same songs.
In my opinion, twc has been shooting themselves in the foot. The playlists IMO were the last saving grace to the network but overall they are on a decline to the non-average viewer. I agree from mid 2009 onwards the playlists were awful and we"ll never see monthly jazz playlists anymore. I wish there was another cable weather station that would play music like that on their forecast segments but I doubt if there's capacity for another all-weather station to tap in the US market. With the loss of jazz, regular playlists and fewer local forecasts, there's really no point for me to watch twc anymore. I don't know if it's worth making test playlists either because it's nowhere near the same as actually hearing them on the lfI agree. They are so arrrogant and borderline reckless in their attempt to push through this anti-jazz agenda at all costs.