OLN coverage of Paris-Nice was long (1 1/2 hours every day) and focused on the race, which is good.
Bob Roll seems to think that P-N is just for selecting teams for the TdeF - that's ok. But every 10
minutes, then every 5 minutes, the music comes up and Phil announces "a very short break" which
lasts 2 minutes. What's a regular-length break, Phil?
- Max
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"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
OLN coverage of Paris-Nice was long (1 1/2 hours every day) and
focused onQuoted message said:
the race, which is good. Bob Roll seems to think that P-N is just
forQuoted message said:
selecting teams for the TdeF - that's ok. But every 10 minutes,
thenQuoted message said:
every 5 minutes, the music comes up and Phil announces "a very short break" which lasts 2 minutes.
What's a regular-length break, Phil?If you'd watch regular network TV you'd know that - 8 minutes.
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Quoted message said:
OLN coverage of Paris-Nice was long (1 1/2 hours every day) and focused on the race, which is
good. Bob Roll seems to think that P-N is just for selecting teams for the TdeF - that's ok. But
every 10 minutes, then every 5 minutes, the music comes up and Phil announces "a very short break"
which lasts 2 minutes. What's a regular-length break, Phil?
- MaxNo Phil ... just Paul and Bob.
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Phil was in South Africa doing coverage of the Giro del Capo. Not sure who he was working for
there though.
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