"Mike Terry" wrote in message
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| In addition to television coverage on the MTV networks and ABC, the Live
| 8 series of benefit concerts tomorrow will be extensively covered on
| broadcast radio, satellite radio, and Internet audio and video.

| AOL's music site will stream live video coverage of all 10 concerts plus
| archived on-demand feeds. Premiere Radio Networks will offer their
| broadcast affiliates the pop and rock concerts, plus interviews and
| other coverage. Finally, XM Satellite Radio will broadcast six concerts
| live.

Don't know about you, but CTV's (Canada) coverage was nearly wall-to-wall,
with a lot of good excerpts from around the world, both shortly after they
happened, and later in a five hour(!) wrap-up show after the concert in
Barrie (Toronto) ended (with Neil Young, in his first performance since
emergency surgery for an aneurism). CBC Radio One's coverage was also
quite good, with more of an ear for the older demographics (those who were
in their 20s when the first Live Aid played). By comparison, American
coverage really sucked.
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