We've frequently bemoaned the lack of a quality television news programs excluisvely covering Orange County, which has a population of 3.1 million people after all. Now comes word the show the covers the county most consistently will be drastically scaled back.
Real Orange on KOCE/Channel 50 is being cut from five new shows every week to two or three, Michael Volpe reports in the Orange County Business Journal's Media and Marketing column.
Ed Arnold and Ann Pulice will continue to host
Orange County Business Journal has some enlightening items in this week's issue, although you have to hunt for most of them. That, of course, is not the case with "OC Insider," the weekly column by executive editor Rick Reiff, a seasoned pro who knows to start off with his most newsworthy stuff: The ankle monitor is off, he's finalizing his divorce and his first trial isn't scheduled until February. You don't expect hyperactive Henry Nicholas to sit still, do you?I'd link you to the rest if I
Michael Volpe's Media & Marketing column in the current Orange County Business Journal--which I'd link you to but it's a pay site and I'm not that kind of girl--reports that the Orange County Register is launching promotions aimed at countering all the bad news about newspapers, which includes Warren Buffet writing off the entire industry, the Boston Globe's potential demise, predictions of more defaults among dailies, the White House rejection of an industry bailout and, of course, the Regg
