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I have been searching for a tv for a while now and recently Walmart, Kmart, Target, Sears have their black friday ads leaked on BlackFriday.com for 2013. After writing down every single TV, I was so set on buying the Samsung 40" 1080p 120Hz Smart LED TV for $397. I chose that because I didn't want an off brand to brake after just a few months of use. HOWEVER, after google search of Black Friday, websites are saying NOT to buy the High Brand TVs just yet. Because they usually go on sale AFTER Black Friday.
So what are you guys buying? There is a 50" Element for $229, 50"Emerson for $288, 40" Element for $180, 32" APEX for $140, 40" Westinghouse for $200, and a 37" Vizio for $250.
These are all the non high name brand tvs that are significantly marked down. Which should I buy if I am taking a chance, and I will end up buying another tv thats high name brand after Black Friday.
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NONE! Those sets are true junk and not worth wasting your money on.
It's so ironic that people will beat each other up just to blow money on a inferior TV set that will likely not last until Black Friday 2014.
NONE! Those sets are true junk and not worth wasting your money on.
It's so ironic that people will beat each other up just to blow money on a inferior TV set that will likely not last until Black Friday 2014.
Who is James Anderson? The NEW President of Cartoon Network?
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There are 3 Presidents:
-Jim Staples, the best president of Cartoon Network, he put on Older cartoons on Cartoon Network, but unfortunately, in 2007, he resigned because of the bomb scare!
-Stuart Snyder, the worst president of Cartoon Network because he put on Live Action Shows that are boring, bland, no cartoons, and not fun to watch.
-Now, James Anderson, the same as Stuart Snyder. You seen cartoons but it changed into a kids show to show for teens. I miss older Cartoons.I'm 19 and I grown up. It changed in 2013.
What did you missed?
I missed Cartoons in the 90's; it could be released on DVD.
Look at this image. This is CARTOON Network!
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What do I miss?
Tom and Jerry and the Road Runner. Those were some great cartoons. These cartoons are widely available on DVD and also on the internet. Just check out YouTube.
Who is James Anderson?
He's a veteran TV publicity exec who joined Cartoon Network as vp of public relations, overseeing external and internal communications supporting the domestic Cartoon Network brand, including the flagship television network and its sister services, Adult Swim and Boomerang; and Cartoonnetwork.com.
He has a reputation as one of the most-respected and successful communications strategists and tacticians in television as reflected in the shows he helped make hits over more than 15 years at Carsey-Werner.
Anderson was svp of publicity and public relations at Carsey-Werner in Los Angeles, where he created a comprehensive in-house communications department servicing the companyâs corporate, production, syndication and film divisions. He led the development and execution of campaigns for Carsey-Werner-produced series, including THAT â70S SHOW, THE COSBY SHOW, ROSEANNE, 3RD ROCK FROM THE SUN, A DIFFERENT WORLD, GRACE UNDER FIRE, GROUNDED FOR LIFE, CYBILL, COSBY and WHOOPI.
Anderson is a member of the Board of Governors of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, currently serving on the Membership, TV Cares and Governors Ball committees and as editorial advisor for EMMY magazine. He also is a member of the Television Publicity Executive Committee (TPEC) and the Entertainment Publicists Professional Society (EPPS), and was a board member of the Los Angeles Chapter of Sickle Cell Anemia.
See link.
http://www.awn.com/news/people/james-anderson-head-cartoon-network-pr
What do I miss?
Tom and Jerry and the Road Runner. Those were some great cartoons. These cartoons are widely available on DVD and also on the internet. Just check out YouTube.
Who is James Anderson?
He's a veteran TV publicity exec who joined Cartoon Network as vp of public relations, overseeing external and internal communications supporting the domestic Cartoon Network brand, including the flagship television network and its sister services, Adult Swim and Boomerang; and Cartoonnetwork.com.
He has a reputation as one of the most-respected and successful communications strategists and tacticians in television as reflected in the shows he helped make hits over more than 15 years at Carsey-Werner.
Anderson was svp of publicity and public relations at Carsey-Werner in Los Angeles, where he created a comprehensive in-house communications department servicing the companyâs corporate, production, syndication and film divisions. He led the development and execution of campaigns for Carsey-Werner-produced series, including THAT â70S SHOW, THE COSBY SHOW, ROSEANNE, 3RD ROCK FROM THE SUN, A DIFFERENT WORLD, GRACE UNDER FIRE, GROUNDED FOR LIFE, CYBILL, COSBY and WHOOPI.
Anderson is a member of the Board of Governors of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, currently serving on the Membership, TV Cares and Governors Ball committees and as editorial advisor for EMMY magazine. He also is a member of the Television Publicity Executive Committee (TPEC) and the Entertainment Publicists Professional Society (EPPS), and was a board member of the Los Angeles Chapter of Sickle Cell Anemia.
See link.
http://www.awn.com/news/people/james-anderson-head-cartoon-network-pr
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