Mr. Media Interviews by Bob Andelman
Thursday, February 14, 2008
THURSDAY, FEB. 21 LIVE on Mr. MEDIA!
THURSDAY: FEB. 21, 1 p.m. EST
STEPHEN CHAO, WonderHowTo.com web entrepreneur and former president of FOX TV
Call in and ask Stephen Chao about his newly launched web site, WonderHowTo.com or about the early days of the FOX TV network, when he was responsible for bring "Cops" and "America's Most Wanted" to network television on the next episode of Mr. MEDIA LIVE on BlogTalkRadio.com.
The number is 646-595-3135.
Don't miss these other upcoming, exclusive and LIVE Mr. Media interviews:
2/26/2008, 1 PM EST - Danny Fingeroth, Disguised As Clark Kent, author and former Spider-Man group editor at Marvel Comics: A large number of the creators of the most famous superheroes were of Jewish background, secular, religious, or both. DISGUISED AS CLARK KENT, by Danny Fingeroth, explores how the Jewish consciousness of these individuals impacted the content of the comics and contributed to making characters such as Superman, Batman, Spider-Man, and Wonder Woman the most familiar popular-culture icons of all time. A former group editor of Marvel Comics' SPIDER-MAN line, Fingeroth is currently the creator and editor of WRITE NOW magazine.
THURSDAY: FEB. 21, 1 p.m. EST
STEPHEN CHAO, WonderHowTo.com web entrepreneur and former president of FOX TV
Call in and ask Stephen Chao about his newly launched web site, WonderHowTo.com or about the early days of the FOX TV network, when he was responsible for bring "Cops" and "America's Most Wanted" to network television on the next episode of Mr. MEDIA LIVE on BlogTalkRadio.com.
The number is 646-595-3135.
Don't miss these other upcoming, exclusive and LIVE Mr. Media interviews:
2/26/2008, 1 PM EST - Danny Fingeroth, Disguised As Clark Kent, author and former Spider-Man group editor at Marvel Comics: A large number of the creators of the most famous superheroes were of Jewish background, secular, religious, or both. DISGUISED AS CLARK KENT, by Danny Fingeroth, explores how the Jewish consciousness of these individuals impacted the content of the comics and contributed to making characters such as Superman, Batman, Spider-Man, and Wonder Woman the most familiar popular-culture icons of all time. A former group editor of Marvel Comics' SPIDER-MAN line, Fingeroth is currently the creator and editor of WRITE NOW magazine.
Labels: Alberto Ibargüen, Danny Fingeroth, Disguised as Clark Kent, Fox Television, Fox TV Network, Gen Y, Jewish, journalism, Knight Foundation, Marvel Comics, Monk, Rupert Murdoch, Sara Zarr, Spider-Man, Spiderman, Stephen Chao, Story of a Girl, Sweethearts, WonderHowTo.com
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