Moblogic Asks SXSW Attendees What’s Wrong With TV News

Steve Hall

Mar. 15, 2008
1 min read

MobLogic, an online “tv” network (from CBS, no less) that aims to offer up what the networks seemingly don’t was wandering the hallways of the Austin Convention Center last week during SXSW. Host Lindsay Campbell was asking conference attendees what they think is wrong with current television news programming and what news operations might do to improve.

How I came up with the lame comment I made, I do not know but maybe if you watch, you can tell me what the hell I was taking about. Oh yea baby, “more and more companies are getting it!” Whatever.

Steve Hall

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