Need to get your top executive on a news program by state-run China Central Television?
By 2010, when Phoenix saw a news program about how anons had tracked down and harassed some woman who'd tossed a kitten into a Dumpster without noticing the overhead surveillance camera, Anonymous had begun to attract people who saw themselves as the good guys.
Japan's Forests for Sale," was the warning title of a news program this month by the public broadcaster, NHK.
Also under investigation are Emilio Fede, 79, one of Mr. Berlusconi's oldest friends and the director of a news program owned by his company, Mediaset; and Lele Mora, 55, an agent for television personalities.
Gregory waltzed into a news program that boasted by far the highest Sunday morning ratings, leaving ABC's George Stephanopoulos and This Week in the dust.
The broadcasts include traditional Iraqi folk music, so as not to alienate other listeners, and a news program in Arabic prepared by Army psychological operations experts at Fort Bragg, N.C.
Carter responded by trying to negotiate the hostages' release while avoiding a direct confrontation with the Iranian government, but, as the crisis wore on (documented nightly on American television by a special news program that would become the influential Nightline), his inability to obtain the release of the hostages became a major political liability.
South Korean men pass by a TV news program showing images published in North Korea's Rodong Sinmun newspaper.
He was particularly bothered by a commentator on a national news program who suggested that Ms. Deen should have atoned for the pain of slavery, given credit to African-Americans who helped influence some of the country food that made her famous and offered a stronger statement against racism.
But it was just such a consumer report, shown on a local news program by KHOU-TV in Houston, that in large part resulted in Bridgestone/Firestone's recall of 6.5 million tires last month and the corresponding public relations crisis now engulfing it and Ford Motor.
