Friday, December 26, 2008
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Urbana Leader Segment 7 part 1
Interviews about the"Money-Burge Act" with Carmela Wiant of Mechanicsburg, Ohio who lost her son, David Money, in a crash in Columbus last year and Sgt. Carl Hickey.
Urbana Leader Segment 7 part 2
Interviews about the"Money-Burge Act" with Carmela Wiant of Mechanicsburg, Ohio who lost her son, David Money, in a crash in Columbus last year and Sgt. Carl Hickey.
Urbana Leader Segment 7 part 3
Interviews about the"Money-Burge Act" with Carmela Wiant of Mechanicsburg, Ohio who lost her son, David Money, in a crash in Columbus last year and Sgt. Carl Hickey.
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Urbana Leader Segment 6 part 1
Interviews with Lori Reisenger, candidate for Family Court Judge and State Sen. Keith Faber
Urbana Leader Segment 6 part 2
Interviews with Lori Reisenger, candidate for Family Court Judge and State Sen. Kieth Faber
Urbana Leader Segment 6 part 3
Interviews with Lori Reisenger, candidate for Family Court Judge and State Sen. Keith Faber
Urbana Leader Segment 6 part 4
Interviews with Lori Reisenger, candidate for Family Court Judge and State Sen. Kieth Faber
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Urbana Leader Segment 5 part 1
Interviews with Kevin Talebi and Cathy Weithman, both candidates for Family Court Judge.
Urbana Leader Segment 5 part 2
Interviews with Kevin Talebi and Cathy Weithman both running for Family Court Judge.
Ubana Leader Segment 5 part 3
Interviews with Kevin Talebi and Cathy Weithman both candidates for Family Court Judge.
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Friday, September 12, 2008
Thursday, September 11, 2008
New UU President Interviewed.
Urbana, Ohio Sept. 9th 2008 — P.T. Thompson, Student Body President as the guest host of the local TV program “Urbana Leader” recently interviewed Dr. Stephen Jones and his wife Judy, UU’s new President since July. The interview can only be seen on CTTV channel 1 at: 8:00 a.m., 2:00, 7:30, and 9:30 p.m. daily. “Urbana Leader” is locally produced by Anthony Ehresmann.
Monday, September 8, 2008
Local TV can be a good bet.
Some of the most popular shows on television today are local television news shows, according to a new study by the Hearst-Argyle Television group.
A study found that local news and hosted interviewer programs were rated as four of the top 10 shows in seven large and mid sized television markets, during the three most recent Nielsen sweeps ratings periods.
Study Says That Local TV Offers More Than Primetime Shows and Network News
“There is more to local television than primetime and the network news.”
In the recently released Neilsen July ratings data, local programming accounted for six of the top 10 shows in Pittsburgh; five of the top 10 shows in Albuquerque, Boston, Kansas City and Milwaukee; and four of the top ten in Baltimore and Sacramento.
That works out to an average of just under five top 10 programs per market. According to the study, the average was about four in the February ratings and about three in May when network programming was stronger. The ratings data comes from the independent Nielsen surveys.
Local TV News can be a good bet for advertising dollars.
Local advertisers should consider advertising opportunities beyond network or syndicated national programming.
Local television can be a “wonderful advertising proposition, reaching the homes in the local market and provides a community service.
A study found that local news and hosted interviewer programs were rated as four of the top 10 shows in seven large and mid sized television markets, during the three most recent Nielsen sweeps ratings periods.
Study Says That Local TV Offers More Than Primetime Shows and Network News
“There is more to local television than primetime and the network news.”
In the recently released Neilsen July ratings data, local programming accounted for six of the top 10 shows in Pittsburgh; five of the top 10 shows in Albuquerque, Boston, Kansas City and Milwaukee; and four of the top ten in Baltimore and Sacramento.
That works out to an average of just under five top 10 programs per market. According to the study, the average was about four in the February ratings and about three in May when network programming was stronger. The ratings data comes from the independent Nielsen surveys.
Local TV News can be a good bet for advertising dollars.
Local advertisers should consider advertising opportunities beyond network or syndicated national programming.
Local television can be a “wonderful advertising proposition, reaching the homes in the local market and provides a community service.
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Calling all local candidates!
Please send your email now to set-up your “Meet the Candidate” interview now.
“Urbana Leader” wants to give all candidates a chance to introduce themselves to the citizens of Champaign County.
Dear Candidate,
Please send your request by email to: urbanaleader@hotmail.com with your call back phones number ASAP. There are few spots and few shows and it will be on a 1st come 1st interviewed basis’s! Candidates will need to have weds day night after 9:00 pm open for the interview.
“Urbana Leader” wants to give all candidates a chance to introduce themselves to the citizens of Champaign County.
Dear Candidate,
Please send your request by email to: urbanaleader@hotmail.com with your call back phones number ASAP. There are few spots and few shows and it will be on a 1st come 1st interviewed basis’s! Candidates will need to have weds day night after 9:00 pm open for the interview.
Friday, August 22, 2008
Latest program times
Urbana Leader newest program is airing on CTTV channel 1 at: 8:00 a.m., 2:00, 7:30, and 9:30 p.m. daily. We will post programing nolonger playing on the air here on this website (about 2 to 3 weeks)
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
New Programs being edited now
The "Urbana Leader" is busy editing new programs to be aired in the very near future.
We have the first of what I hope will be many interviews with local candidates and Champaign County S.A.L.T., a program ensuring Seniors are protected in the county.
If you are a local candidate please call 937-558-2505 to set-up your interview with Producer Anthony Ehresmann. It is the goal of "Urbana Leader" to provide all the candidates this chance to inform voters in the county about themselves. As programing time is limited please set up your date and time for your interview sooner...not later.
We have the first of what I hope will be many interviews with local candidates and Champaign County S.A.L.T., a program ensuring Seniors are protected in the county.
If you are a local candidate please call 937-558-2505 to set-up your interview with Producer Anthony Ehresmann. It is the goal of "Urbana Leader" to provide all the candidates this chance to inform voters in the county about themselves. As programing time is limited please set up your date and time for your interview sooner...not later.
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Stay Tuned!
MEET THE CANDIDATES !
We are going to bring you as many of the local candidates as are willing to come on the show. Two down and more to come...So Candidates get those emails or phones calls in.
We are going to bring you as many of the local candidates as are willing to come on the show. Two down and more to come...So Candidates get those emails or phones calls in.
Monday, July 14, 2008
The loss of local government control of cable
Time Warner and AT&T have been making huge campaign donations to state officials to ensure the passage of SB117. SB117 eliminates local government control of cable. SB117 eliminates all local franchise agreements and gives control of the cable industry to the state. Sb117 eliminates all PEG funding including studios. SB117 supportors claimed that it would bring competition and lower rates to Ohioans. PEG channels are grandfathered until 2012 or the expiration of the current franchise whichever comes FIRST. Without funding, it hard to say how long communities such as Wadsworth, Dayton, Cincinnatti with be able to operate. Time Warner has the option to take back any PEG channel that are not "substantially used". Sb117 eliminates services such as free cable to senior citizen centers, classrooms and libraries,
Across the state of Ohio cities(including Dayton, Hudson, Cleveland,, Cincinnatti and Akron) passed resolutions against SB117.
Representatives from city councils and school boards across the state traveled to Columbus to testify in opposition to SB117.
In Texas, where similar legislation was passed, cable rates have increased. Tennessee recently decided that a similar bill was not good for the people of Tennessee.
Inspite of all this opposition, from mayors, city councils, and school boards, SB117 was passed and signed into law by Gov. Strickland 6/25/07
Across the state of Ohio cities(including Dayton, Hudson, Cleveland,, Cincinnatti and Akron) passed resolutions against SB117.
Representatives from city councils and school boards across the state traveled to Columbus to testify in opposition to SB117.
In Texas, where similar legislation was passed, cable rates have increased. Tennessee recently decided that a similar bill was not good for the people of Tennessee.
Inspite of all this opposition, from mayors, city councils, and school boards, SB117 was passed and signed into law by Gov. Strickland 6/25/07
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Relay for Life parts 1 and 2
For our first Urbana Leader program I asked Ron Tompkins to go to the Champaign County Relay for Life and do a few interviews.
The program was very last moment and was edited from more than one and a half hours of video down to alittle less than 16 mins.
This YouTube video was posted in two parts, each about 8 mins.
In the future the program will run about 30 min. twice a month.
You can email your comments to "urbanaleader@hotmail.com" or post a comment below.
Part- 1
Part- 2
The Urbana Leader is provided free as a public service by ICON Publishing of Urbana and Produced by Anthony Ehresmann. This program can be re-broadcast by any PEG T.V. channel or posted to any website free with the approval of ICON Publishing or the Urbana Leader Producer.
The program was very last moment and was edited from more than one and a half hours of video down to alittle less than 16 mins.
This YouTube video was posted in two parts, each about 8 mins.
In the future the program will run about 30 min. twice a month.
You can email your comments to "urbanaleader@hotmail.com" or post a comment below.
Part- 1
Part- 2
The Urbana Leader is provided free as a public service by ICON Publishing of Urbana and Produced by Anthony Ehresmann. This program can be re-broadcast by any PEG T.V. channel or posted to any website free with the approval of ICON Publishing or the Urbana Leader Producer.
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