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HBO Exec Challenges Employees to Capture Our Attention
John Stankey, the current CEO of AT&T (as of May 2022), was unusually clear about his goals as he addressed his new employees at the just-acquired ...
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What Are People Looking For?
Google has published its most searched-for terms of 2021:
For the UK, the five most frequently asked “When” questions were:
1. When will lockdown ...
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The Sad Legacy of TV’s 'Friends'
In a blog post, author Jonathan Van Maren writes:
It wasn’t until I was doing the research for my book The Culture War that I began to come across ...
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Being Guided Through Prayer
In the book The Cross and the Switchblade, Pastor David Wilkerson mentions the time he was going through a period of restlessness in his spirit. Although ...
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TV Reporter Diagnosed with Cancer with Viewer’s Help
Victoria Price was working as a reporter for her local NBC affiliate station when she received an urgent suggestion to seek her doctor. But the idea didn’t ...
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Netflix's New Release Ushered in Binge-Viewing
In 2013, Netflix ventured into new television territory by releasing all 13 episodes of their new show “House of Cards.” Even Netflix was ...
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Romantic Comedies Set Us Up for Disappointment
A steady diet of romantic sitcom movies sets us up to be disappointed with the imperfect love of spouses or family.
That's the conclusion lead researcher ...
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The Average American Baby Watches Nearly 3 Hours of TV Daily
Children are spending more time than ever in front of a screen, and it doesn't necessarily bode well for their futures. In 1997, babies and toddlers ...
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How Do We Relax?
How do we relax? Mostly through the escapism offered by movies, TV, and the Internet. 41% enjoy superhero movies (Morning Consult). Almost all of us like ...
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Arizona Man Saves a Life by Recalling Sitcom Scene
Tire shop technician Cross Scott had no idea his routine test drive for a customer would help save a life. During the test drive, Scott encountered another ...
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