Silicon Alley Insider | by Michael Learmonth | Mon, Jul 21
Mon, Jul 21
Yet! NBC Entertainment co-chairman Ben Silverman says his biggest disappointment in his first year on the job was--who knew?--the fate of Quarterlife, which was pulled after one episode and then sent Bravo as a Sunday morning fill-in. Silverman tells TV Week that his attempt to repurpo...
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MI - Jan 8, 2009 The closest was when NBC aired one episode of the Internet series "Quarterlife" and then canceled it. The way we listen to music changes so fast that it ...
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source: Winston-Salem Journal
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