Oh how very delicious comes the news that once obstreperous Internet entrepreneur and now obstreperous Mavericks owner Mark Cuban might appear as a contestant on the guilty-pleasure television show “Dancing With the Stars.”
According to Sports Illustrated, Cuban might join–I have truly died and gone to heaven–singer Wayne Newton and “Beverly Hills, 90210″ star Jennie Garth [...]
Of course, Washington politicians–most of whom never met a camera they did not mug for–are concerned with the future of video, especially as it leaps increasingly to the Web. With potential for access to even bigger audiences and, more importantly, for upsetting the order of the universe (where, since the Nixon-Kennedy debates, television has reigned unchallenged from a political point of view), it’s a natural topic for a congressional hearing.
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