0I still can't understand the meaning of tabloid TV after reading a Wikipedia entry about it. Could you dumb it down for me?02br 02br 00The basic tabloid television format developed on nationally 01a01font00syndicated02font02a00 programs such as 01i01a01font00Hard Copy02font02a02i00, 01i01a01font00Inside Edition02font02a02i00, and 01i01a01font00A Current Affair02font02a02i00 which all incorporate flashy graphics with sensational stories.02br 02br 01a05000 02a02br 02br 00Is CNN tabloid TV?02br 02br 00Thanks.0240hrefhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tabloid_television
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0 Have you ever notice how the guy in 'the situation room' always asks people to "stand by" - but he never goes back to them.02br 00There must be thousands of people out there somewhere still 'standing by', waiting for Mr Blitzer to come back to them. 0-
0 how the guy in 'the situation room' (the anchorman?) always asks people to "stand by" (CNN correspondants?)02br 02br 00Yeah. I think it's their jobs to standby in case there's a new development and if there is, the anchorman will switch to the story. But most likely, no 05000 poor guys010id1
0Yeah. I think it's their jobs to standby in case there's a new development and if there is, the anchorman will switch to the story. But most likely, no 05000 poor guys02br 00True, but in many cases they are not CNN journalists, but experts in a particular field being asked to give their opinions. 02br 00I guess anchor(man) is as good a term as any for him. 01
0"Tabloid format" comes from the print media originally. It includes those small newspapers available at supermarket check-out lines with stories like Gas Prices to reach $82 a Gallon by Christmas!, Genetic Research Poised to Bring Us Back from the Dead!, and Grandmother Gives Birth to Alien!02br 00CJ 0-