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After the death of Randy Salerno, a Chicago news anchor, we are reminded of the faces we see day-to-day bringing us the news and just how great an impact these faces on the other side of the screen have on our lives.

Chicago morning news anchor, Randy Salerno, died on Thursday, January 24, 2008 in a snowmobiling accident near Eagle River, Wisconsin.

Randy Salerno, a veteran news anchor for Chicago's WBBM CBS-2, was killed at the age of 45 after a tragic snowmobile accident in Mercer, Wisconsin Thursday night.

CBS 2's Randy Salerno died last night in a snowmobile accident near Eagle River

Chicagoans woke up this morning to the dreadful and entirely unexpected reports that Randy Salerno, popular morning television news anchor for Chicago's CBS Channel 2, was killed in a snowmobiling accident.

Randy Salerno's promising career was cut short in a tragic snowmobiling accident. He was an amazing man that I was blessed to meet and speak to. He will be remembered by his family, CBS, and all of Chicago.

Chicago has lost several well loved anchors to illness and accident the past few months. Four current and former news anchor deaths are recounted.

Randy Salerno was a beloved member of the CBS 2 family. He died recently during a snowbile accident. Find out more details about it and the criminal charges now pending as a result.

Larry Mendte, the beloved news anchor on CBS 3 in Philadelphia is now under investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).

Alcyia Lane-First scantily clad email photos to a married man, and now, allegedly obstructing a male police officer from performing his duty, as well as, allegedly assaulting, and using a sexual slur toward a female officer.

"60 Minutes" news anchor Ed Bradley lost his battle with Leukemia this morning at New York's Mount Sinai Hospital.

Friday evening every news channel you turned on had a news anchor telling a personal story of Tim Russert.

"Coming up next..." is a catchy headline that can easily suck you in to watching 30 minutes of bad reporting. This headline is announced just before every commercial break...

Why was Katie Couric chosen to become the new anchor of CBS News? It certainly isn't because of her resume as a hard-hitting, truth-seeking reporter.

Televised news is a sickening concoction of tabloid, hysterics and fluff. I said 'enough' and never looked back.

When I turn on the local news, it turns me off

Charlie Gibson and George Stephanajerkopolis's moderation of the Obama/Clinton debate was an illustration of how ABC News is now about as credible as Fox News.

I would appreciate it if the news anchors on television just reported what was occurring in their studio, that would truly be local. News anchors would have to report what the see in a fifty foot range. There is a flower blowing in the wind, back to you Dave.

Katie Couric's ratings problem are being blamed in part on an audience preference for old white guys.

Television news shows in the morning offer special features and spotlight interviews, but often bog down with tired, cutesy banter between the co-hosts. "Robin and Company" on CNN Headline News, returns to a more traditional form of news reporting, with a few fresh changes.

We pretty much flick on the television news every day, out of habit. How much of what we hear, though, can we actually believe?

Was it a simple slip of the tongue or are we seeing another side to this television figure?

CBS 3 anchors in Philadelphia can't keep their act together

Media wright ups on celebs.

Howard Stern received 83 million dollar in stock for his first anniversary bonus by surpassing his subscriber base. Howard Stern and the Sirius Radio executives have a lot in common. They are both immigrants from main stream media.

The national media has been accused of a double standard in its coverage of the Bush Administration's firings of eight United States attorneys it was reported today. A watchdog group noted the same media virtually ignored President Clinton's firing of 93 attorneys.

Humans are by their nature biased, and reporters are human. The news is slanted. Instead of being a sheep, learn how to critically watch the news and other media, and judge for yourself what you think.

Between 1998 and 2005 Tribune Co. spent $1.1 million on lobbying and more than $380,000 on political contributions trying to convince lawmakers to terminate regulations on media consolidation.

News and Networking Events Covering the Media and Show Business Industry for this Month from The Actor's Checklist News & Events page at http://www.actorschecklist.com/news.html or through RSS/XML feed http://actorschecklist.com/showbiznews.rss.

A look at the media coverage, the accuracy, and whether or not it contains spin, in regards to Detroit Rap group Insane Clown Posse and their devout fan base, known as Juggaloes.

Internet buzz, appearances on Dennis Miller and The Daily Show spur little additional mainstream media coverage

Social media is the new Sun on the horizon. Though many people are not much aware of it, social media articles are increasingly becoming popular to attract traffic. Here is an account on how to go about.

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This paper will focus on the Federal Communication Commission's (FCC's) proposed deregulation policy for media ownership. On June 4, 2003, the FCC voted to raise the limit on the number of television stations a company can own.

Love to read? Listen to music? Watch movies? Got lots of books/cds/movies you don't use anymore? Want to swap them for free (or nearly free) with others? Check out these great media swap sites!

Social media is the new Sun on the horizon. Though many people are not much aware of it, social media articles are increasingly becoming popular to attract traffic. Here is an account on how to go about.

An article disscussing the effects of sexed-up media on teens. Early sex education from parents could help teens.

This article brings up a few points about what drives the media. There are a few suggestions to take a look at about how maybe the media should be driven.

With a news media obsessed with celebrity, personalities like the Dixie Chicks can create their own personalized comeback, even if fans do not want it.

This is an article that correlates the media, and how it effects society in many different aspects.

We have not heard the news media cover date rape stories much lately. However, we must not forget that date rape, also called acquaintance rape, is still a serious problem in our society.

While it's true that national media attention can bring great rewards to any business, it's the local media that brings in the immediate benefit. It's where small business owners should concentrate their efforts.

Many of us are often faced with similar situations. What can we do or say when a family member or friend is faced with the death of a loved one? How can we support them through their grief?

Joomla Media Manager is one of the most useful built-in components for Joomla. This tutorial reviews the ways in which you can use this powerful component.

As the financial press has entered the mainstream news media, particularly since the advent of cable news, it has had a negative affect on the United States. What is good for investors and the financial press is not necessarily good for normal people.

TV viewers are increasingly tuning into the third place CBS Evening News, raising its ratings for the first time in decades. The secret draw is its unassuming "temporary" anchor, Bob Schieffer, as his biggest fan and writer, MJ Call, explains.

However, the public may believe the media caters to their needs but in contrast it doesn't. The complicated relationship between the upper class and the media can be described as have different points of views from each other.

The world has lost an "intelligent, smooth, cool, a great reporter, beloved and respected by all his colleagues here at CBS News," said CBS Evening News anchor and managing editor Katie Couric about Ed Bradley.