Charles Warner

The Media Curmudgeon

United States, EnglishBusiness

The Media Curmudgeon is a retired media executive who talks about what's good and bad about the media from an ethical, management, and strategic perspective.

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NBC programming is a train wreck and CEO Zucker can't fix it. Time Warner can.
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The format for the Repbulican debates on MSNBC was flawed, as is host Chris Matthews
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Rupert Murdoch has made a $5 billion bid for the WSJ. Will he change it? Why did he make the bid?
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The New York Times did not win as many Pulitzer Prizes as usual this year. Why? Management?
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What will the media do after the Imus flap. Will it be more sensitive to hate talk?
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MSNBC and CBS should fire Don Imus because of his racist remarks.
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Howard Stern is desperate for attention so he's hitching onto the "Idol" bandwagon.
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Advertising Age columnist Bob Garfield interviewsBill Gates just to show off.
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Roger Ailes, head of the new Fox Business Channel, and Rupert Murdoch claim that new new channel will air only positive business news. It won't work.
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