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April 30, 2004
Tonight's ABC Nightline Banned on 8 Sinclair TV Stations 
 
Ted Koppel spoke this morning with departing National Public Radio host Bob Edwards, regarding critics' allegations that tonight's controversial edition of ABC Nightline - consist of a reading of more than 700 names as photographs and captions with the ages and hometowns of the dead appear on the screen - is a politically motivated anti-war ratings stunt.

Maryland based Sinclair Broadcasting is pre-empting the show on a number of TV stations, stating that it "appears to be motivated by a political agenda designed to undermine the efforts of the United States in Iraq." [read full post on Mutinous Winds]

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April 30, 2004
Tonight's ABC Nightline Banned on 8 Sinclair TV Stations by Lenka Reznicek

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