I noticed something this afternoon on CNBC. A listing was “To Be Announced”. It didn’t do much other than to grab enough attention so as to get filed in the back of my mind. Right now at 22:00 Sunday August 22 2010 EST the show is “House of Cards”, about the recent credit crunch and foreclosures, and the schedule says “To Be Announced”.<\/p>\n
There are three more such one hour slots announced as “to be announced” tonight. I have just checked the schedule as far as there’s data; these are the only four such slots.<\/p>\n
In the past week or so my impression of the CNBC schedule is that the accuracy rate of the announced schedule vs. the actually broadcast show has shot up.<\/p>\n
I bet they got around to finally reading at least my first post<\/a>, and possibly<\/a> the others<\/a>.<\/p>\n It’s about time.<\/p>\n Thank you, CNBC.<\/p>\n (I hope. As in, I hope I’m not taking credit where it’s not due.)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I noticed something this afternoon on CNBC. A listing was “To Be Announced”. It didn’t do much other than to grab enough attention so as to get filed in the back of my mind. Right now at 22:00 Sunday August 22 2010 EST the show is “House of Cards”, about the recent credit crunch and … <\/p>\n