As If the Siegelman Saga Wasn’t Strange Enough

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Monday, March 31, 2008 at 7:21 pm

<p>Check out <a title="this bio page" href="http://www.localtvllc.com/aboutus/" id="x.lr">this bio page</a> on the Web site for Local TV LLC, the company that runs Huntsville’s WHNT-TV, where the <a blackout="" minutes="" title="" href="../../../view/what-happened-to-the" id="uo2m">&quot;60 Minutes&quot; blackout</a> occurred last month. Can someone please explain to us why Bobby Lawrence has cannibalized Pam Taylor’s face?<br id="fc3d" />

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And why there’s a weird curtain to the left of Lawrence? Anyone?</p>

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pinknoiz
Comment posted April 2, 2008 @ 7:57 pm

Their "about" statement is no less weird:

About Local TV

Local TV LLC is a broadcast holding company created in 2007 to acquire nine heritage television stations in eight mid-sized markets. Local TV is owned by Oak Hill Capital Partners, management and a consortium of bankers and high yield lenders who drank the kool-aid and is as enthusiastic about our future as we are.


nitpicker1
Comment posted April 1, 2008 @ 1:41 pm

I think this press release, announcing the departure of the previous CEO and the promotion of Bobby Lawrence to fill that position explains the pulled shade:

http://www.localtvllc.com/pressroom/2007/12/20/local-tv-announces-bobby-lawrence-as-ceo/

Now as for Lawrence’s face being pasted over Pam Taylor’s – who knows. But I suspect the joke has to do with intra-office politics.


nitpicker1
Comment posted April 1, 2008 @ 8:41 am

I think this press release, announcing the departure of the previous CEO and the promotion of Bobby Lawrence to fill that position explains the pulled shade:

http://www.localtvllc.com/pressroom/2007/12/20/…

Now as for Lawrence's face being pasted over Pam Taylor's – who knows. But I suspect the joke has to do with intra-office politics.


pinknoiz
Comment posted April 2, 2008 @ 2:57 pm

Their "about" statement is no less weird:

About Local TV

Local TV LLC is a broadcast holding company created in 2007 to acquire nine heritage television stations in eight mid-sized markets. Local TV is owned by Oak Hill Capital Partners, management and a consortium of bankers and high yield lenders who drank the kool-aid and is as enthusiastic about our future as we are.


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