Sports

As has been mentioned, well, just about everywhere, the Cavaliers are working out a deal with FSN Ohio that would give the cable service almost all of the Cavaliers' games by 2007-08. I can already hear the complaints from people who expect to have some sports on local broadcast — much the way Indians fans [...]

If you're looking for my (still expanding) notes about Katie Couric, they're in the "Katie, Katie, Katie" post below.
As for this item, back when NBC made a deal for Sunday night NFL games, I noted that it received the all-important "flexible scheduling" option. That meant the network wasn't stuck with one game that, as the [...]

Hello to everyone who is here because of the link from www.tvtattle.com. (And thanks, Tattle, for linking to my late-night ravings about "Lost," found below under "Ladies and Gentlemen, M.C. Gainey.") Feel free to browse.
But in this post, I am going to another topic. About a year ago, I wrote a column about an FSN [...]

I've been thinking lately about the joys of football without sound, and I'll get to that later in this post. But first, fun with schedules.
I only made it to halftime of the Steelers-Browns game last night, because I needed to sleep and the 10-point Steeler lead felt pretty solid (well, solid enough not to overcome [...]

Having just spent a lot of energy on comparisons between "Survivor's" Stephenie and the Boston Red Sox, I'm remembering a conversation I had with a co-worker in late September.
I was talking TV with someone, and this guy said, "Aren't you a big baseball fan? … How are you watching everything?"
The answer was, I tried really [...]

While I was the office this morning, I had the TV set on next to my desk — but not because I was screening a show, or keeping an eye on a news channel. I was catching the end of the PGA championship. A co-worker (as you will see below, I work in a sea [...]