Showing posts with label viewers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label viewers. Show all posts

Friday, 7 September 2012

Bill Clinton draws more viewers than NFL football

23.9 million Americans watch NFL season kickoff. * Democratic convention draws 25.1 million. By Jill Serjeant. LOS ANGELES, Sept 6 (Reuters) – Former President Bill Clinton beat strong competition from football to win the most TV viewers with a speech

23.9 million Americans watch NFL season kickoff. * Democratic convention draws 25.1 million. By Jill Serjeant. LOS ANGELES, Sept 6 (Reuters) – Former President Bill Clinton beat strong competition from football to win the most TV viewers with a speech

You wanted a nostalgia trip? You got a nostalgia trip. Because that's what Bill Clinton wanted too. His expertly delivered, substantially improvised.

23.9 million Americans watch NFL season kickoff. * Democratic convention draws 25.1 million. By Jill Serjeant. LOS ANGELES, Sept 6 (Reuters) – Former President Bill Clinton beat strong competition from football to win the most TV viewers with a speech

Delicious. Bill Clinton is known as a great speechwriter, but on Wednesday he might have gotten one of his most memorable lines from a former adviser to Vice President Biden. Or so the former adviser says. “If you want a winner-take-all, you're-on-your


Wednesday, 29 August 2012

Jeff Wagenheim: A viewers' guide to (a lack of) UFC 151

The former two-division King of the Cage champion has been perfect in his UFC career thus far, outpointing Bernardo Magalhaes before stopping Justin Salas at UFC on FX 3. Trujillo rides a four-fight winning streak into his Octagon debut against Means.

UFC middleweight, Alan Belcher talks about future move to LHW.

But there will be no UFC 151. The whole shebang — the fights and the pay-per-view proceeds that go with them — has vanished into the black hole of Dana White's bitterly brooding psyche. So at this point the best guidance we can offer habitual MMA

A rundown of the current UFC 154 card, scheduled for November 17th in Montreal.

The former two-division King of the Cage champion has been perfect in his UFC career thus far, outpointing Bernardo Magalhaes before stopping Justin Salas at UFC on FX 3. Trujillo rides a four-fight winning streak into his Octagon debut against Means.