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Saturday?s broadcast of the opera ?Salome? will omit any potentially R-rated visuals. more info

Malaysia StarVP debate shatters TV ratings recordChristian Science Monitor - 19 hours agoBy Jimmy Orr | 10.04.08 You may just be right. Forget Obama and McCain, the American TV public seemed much more interested in the Biden - Palin showdown.Biden-... more info

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Wired - Listening Post — I've come across a few remix widgets in my day, but this may have been the most fun I've ever had with one. Video artists from Eclectic Method, comprising members of the '90s video scratching group Emergency Broadcast Network, made... more info

WFMU's Beware of the Blog — Once again, WFMU's Live Broadcast Traveling Circus brings freeform radio live, for free, to the people of New York City! Today, from 3 to 6pm, Noah fills in for Billy Jam from The Knitting Factory (74 Leonard Street, NYC). Guests... more info

Starpulse — NEW YORK (AP) Broadcast television will have 16 gay and bisexual regular characters in prime-time series this fall, more than double the seven of a year ago, a new study has found.[...] Read more! more info

NEW YORK (AP) Broadcast television will have 16 gay and bisexual regular characters in prime-time series this fall, more than double the seven of a year ago, a new study has found.[...] Read more! more info

Broadcast television will have 16 gay and bisexual regular characters in prime-time series this fall, more than double the seven of a year ago, a new study has found. more info

Associated Press — NEW YORK (AP) -- Broadcast television will have 16 gay and bisexual regular characters in prime-time series this fall, more than double the seven of a year ago, a new study has found.... more info