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Ted Turner

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By David Folkenflik Verified, Mark Betancourt Verified
| California Love
Networks follow suit: Sixteen years later, NBC (in partnership with Microsoft) and Fox would launch sibling cable news channels. Each ultimately found success by embracing strong (though opposing) points of view. Broadcast networks subsequently sought to replicate the original cable ethos with stripped down streaming services. CNN: Turner launched the Cable News Network — the nation's first continuous all-news television station — on June 1, 1980, at a converted Jewish country club in Atlanta .
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Talking with journalists

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By Mark Betancourt Verified
| California Love
Read on... for our cheat sheet on how to talk with journalists. Why it matters: Reporters come to you for a reason. They may be intimidating because they have a mic or a camera, but you have a perspective they need. Media outlets also want to expand their audiences, and that includes you. LAist reports on local issues for — and with — communities across Southern California, but chances are most readers have never spoken with a journalist before.
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Birria soup dumplings

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By Mark Betancourt Verified
| California Love
"Rail Looking West (2024)" is one of the photographs of the first phase of D Line extension captured by Ken Karagozian and on display at the 1301PE gallery on Wilshire Boulevard. Read on … for scenes from the gallery’s opening and more details on the extension. Historical setbacks: From failed ballot measures to a methane gas explosion in the 1980s, the train has faced a lot of challenges to getting built.
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