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Darius Acuff Jr. on Kings fans
Just putting this out there: Karoline Leavitt will be on Bill Maher's HBO show tonight in about...30 minutes.
Glass Break: Britt McHenry is no longer with the Trump admin after a viral drink-throwing incident at a Wizards game earlier this week, @FOS has learned.
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A California news anchor says he believes he was the intended target of at least two shootings outside a Bakersfield TV station earlier this month. He obtained a protective order after being told about the matter by local police. thedesk.net/2026/10/bakersfi…
Nearly 30 minutes in, Scott Galloway is doing a good job pointing out the problems and blemishes, but Ben Shapiro is doing a good job explaining the issues and saying what, in his view, are the correct solutions.
Enjoyable debate so far (except the Ballmer parts)
📺Tune in to @cspan tonight at 8 PM ET / 5 PM PT for the latest #JustTheFacts Debate, featuring @benshapiro (@realDailyWire) and Scott Galloway. Moderated by PBS News Hour's @GeoffRBennett, with @Steven_Ballmer running the Fact Desk.
They tackle some of the biggest questions facing Americans today, with data helping ground the conversation. You won't want to miss it!
I got kicked off the debate because other people in my home are using the @YouTubeTV and apparently they need to run it on their phone, iPad and smart TV at the same time.
It's not even the sports equinox yet.
The C-SPAN debate between Ben Shapiro and Scott Galloway is good, but Steve Ballmer needs less airtime.
That's like having one twin at 11:59 p.m. on February 28 and the other twin at 12:01 a.m. on March 1.
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Comscore to Nielsen: Hold my beer... thedesk.net/2026/10/comscore…
Well who could have predicted this?
Yikes: @EWScrippsCo stock price down nearly 13 percent, one day after its CEO wrote a public memo that defended the company's layoffs of journalists and restructuring of newsroom operations. $SSP
Full details: thedesk.net/2026/10/scripps-…
While Nielsen is chasing after new streaming clients and doing what it can to appease Google and YouTube, Comscore is over here chasing after Nielsen's long-time broadcast and cable clients.
This week, the company released the first installment of a new monthly snapshot called "The Score Report," which puts traditional TV ahead of streaming TV in a key measurement area: TV ad exposure time.
While Nielsen's "The Gauge" evaluates overall time spent with TV, Comscore's The Score Report offers a look at how Americans are engaging with ad-supported mediums.
YouTube, of course, still comes out in the streaming category — and we can continue to debate whether a social video platform even has a place in reports like these — but streaming's share of ad exposure time is significantly less than broadcast and cable networks combined.
Which is interesting: Nielsen typically says fewer premium sports in August leads to less time spent with TV overall — but Comscore's snapshot shows that, when it comes to ad-supported TV, broadcast and cable still pull in numbers relative to streaming in what is otherwise a dull month for TV.
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Well, well, well...
Look what Comscore just released.
Do we have competition to "The Gauge?" Yes, we do.
Instead of measuring time spent with TV, Comscore's new "The Score Report" measures TV ad exposure time — and traditional TV wins.
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Also from the @60Minutes segment: Every FBI agent in the cyber terror center is working on the same PowerPoint file.
