Interesting thoughts from Nelson

Nelson Branco, a Toronto freelance journalist wrote an interesting article regarding the Technical Aspect of the Daytime Emmy's read on:

>FAST-FORWARD: SOAP MALFUNCTION IN PROCESS?
The daytime community: Shame on you for not showing up to the Tech Emmys!What if you threw an Emmy ceremony and no one showed up? Well, on Friday, June 13, the Creative Emmys — held at the breathtaking Jazz building at Time Warner — proved yet again that daytime TV is dying a very accelerated death. I couldn’t find one executive producer or head writer at the event, except for As The World Turns’ lovely producer veteran, Carole Shure (she helmed Another World and All My Children in their glory days).

to read the entire article visit: http://tvguide.sympatico.msn.ca/The+Nelson+Ratings+June+16+2008/Soaps/Nelson_Ratings/Articles/080616_ratings_nelson.htm?isfa=1

Cameron Mathison: The New Ryan Seacrest????

Undoubtedly Cameron Mathison has become the busiest man in Daytime Television . Nelson Branco, from TV Guide Canada did a fabulous candid interview with our hunky Mr. Mathison. Read on to get the full scoop!!




TVG: Let’s talk about AMC for a moment. Ryan’s amnesia is thisclose to earning 2008’s Most Contrived and Non-Sensical Plot Twist. Thoughts?CM: Thanks for being so blunt about that! [Laughs] Truthfully, the storyline was a big miss, which is disappointing because it had potential. Barbara Esensten and James Harmon Brown [AMC’s exiting head writers] did the best they could, but I’m excited about the show’s new direction. For Ryan Lavery, this is the most vital period in his life because if the writers can’t find a way to rebound from this [maligned] storyline, then I’ll be seriously worried.

for the entire interview visit http://tvguide.sympatico.msn.ca/Soap+Idol/Soaps/Features/Articles/080618_cameron_mathison_NB.htm?isfa=1