TVFactFan
08-15-2003, 05:50 PM
Cleveland, Detroit, and Conmecticut? It's like they don't give a damm if the power is back on in those cities. That bothers me.
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View Full Version : Why are the TV NETWORKS Only talking about NEW YORK CITY and Not TVFactFan 08-15-2003, 05:50 PM Cleveland, Detroit, and Conmecticut? It's like they don't give a damm if the power is back on in those cities. That bothers me. Mysty Eyes 08-15-2003, 05:55 PM It bothers me, too. I have relatives in the Detroit area, with a 2-month old baby. They have no power, etc. All the networks seem to care about is NYC. But they aren't the only ones effected. Very one-sided reporting, if you ask me. Lots and lots of favoritism going on. :mad: Mijada 08-15-2003, 05:57 PM I agree. New York always gets all the attention. Us Detroiters hardly ever make national news. ¤I Love Clay Aiken¤ 08-15-2003, 05:57 PM Well, it bothers me too when I think about it, but NYC is so much bigger and the risks or anything happening are so much higher. Plus, yes, it wasnt caused by terrorists.. but that doesnt mean they wouldnt take advantage of it. NYC is the biggest target here. TVFactFan 08-15-2003, 05:58 PM Originally posted by Mysty Eyes It bothers me, too. I have relatives in the Detroit area, with a 2-month old baby. They have no power, etc. All the networks seem to care about is NYC. But they aren't the only ones effected. Very one-sided reporting, if you ask me. Lots and lots of favoritism going on. :mad: Exactly, i want to know how are they coping in Hartford, Cleveland and Detroit. TVFactFan 08-15-2003, 06:02 PM Originally posted by ¤MsConanOBrien¤ Well, it bothers me too when I think about it, but NYC is so much bigger and the risks or anything happening are so much higher. Plus, yes, it wasnt caused by terrorists.. but that doesnt mean they wouldnt take advantage of it. NYC is the biggest target here. But it's not just a NEW YORK story. Other Major cities are involved. PZelda 08-15-2003, 07:27 PM Originally posted by Sitcom Analyzer But it's not just a NEW YORK story. Other Major cities are involved. True. You have a point there. Hillary Clinton said last night that 50 MILLION people people were without power from Detroit to NYC. Still, though, New York alone makes up the majority of the outage last night. And it was a scare, thinking it might be related to terrorism. This isn't the first time this has happened in NY - the last time there was a major power outage there was in July 1977. ~LadyJess~ 08-15-2003, 07:32 PM Originally posted by Mijada I agree. New York always gets all the attention. Us Detroiters hardly ever make national news. Exactly. And it isn't just an NYC thing, plenty of other people have been affected and it's like the news media doesn't even care. PZelda 08-15-2003, 07:41 PM Originally posted by ~LadyJess~ Exactly. And it isn't just an NYC thing, plenty of other people have been affected and it's like the news media doesn't even care. Sigh...That's the media for ya. I really wish they would have covered the other areas, too. :( If I had been a reporter at this time yesterday, I would have pushed for a lot more coverage of the other areas. =/ wizard12 08-15-2003, 07:46 PM I would also like if the US media cared about Toronto and Ottawa. The news coverage up here has US cities also included. Like who cares about Canada...I hate that. Czas na Zywiec 08-15-2003, 07:48 PM Originally posted by ¤MsConanOBrien¤ Well, it bothers me too when I think about it, but NYC is so much bigger and the risks or anything happening are so much higher. Plus, yes, it wasnt caused by terrorists.. but that doesnt mean they wouldnt take advantage of it. NYC is the biggest target here. There's still a lot of people in the other cities, such as Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Erie, Toronto, and Ottawa. NYC's population is roughly 8 million. All the other cities combined is around 4.5 million. That's half the population of NYC, but still, a hell of a lot of people. Plus, NYC has gained like 75% of it's power, while places such as Detroit and Cleveland are left without power AND water. I think that Detroit and Cleveland are in more of a health hazard than NYC is right now, so the media should stop reporting on NYC, since the people seem to be getting back to their normal lives. Czas na Zywiec 08-15-2003, 07:50 PM Originally posted by ~LadyJess~ Exactly. And it isn't just an NYC thing, plenty of other people have been affected and it's like the news media doesn't even care. Nice to see you here, Jess. Where in Michigan do you live again? Were you affected at all? lol Sorry if I'm asking too many questions. I'm just curious. ap3ab 08-15-2003, 07:54 PM Originally posted by wizard12 I would also like if the US media cared about Toronto and Ottawa. The news coverage up here has US cities also included. Like who cares about Canada...I hate that. Exactly. I prefer to watch CBC news to hear what's happening in Toronto and Ottawa. I think CBC mentioned the US cities, too. But, America doesn't comment on Canada . It's too bad America doesn't seem to give a crap about Canada. It's like, "Hello! Remember us? Your northern neighbours?" spunkygirl 08-16-2003, 01:55 AM They must feel that the bigger story is in New York, they are focusing on that since 9-11 especially since at first they thought it might be terrorists. Where I live, they were talking about Cleveland alot, and the other cities, even up in Canada. ~LadyJess~ 08-16-2003, 12:23 PM Originally posted by Original Prankster Nice to see you here, Jess. Where in Michigan do you live again? Were you affected at all? lol Sorry if I'm asking too many questions. I'm just curious. I live in Shelby, about an hour north of Detroit. And yes I was affected. Our power was out from 4:00 PM Thursday until 10:00 AM Friday. I left my house at 4:30 on Thursday to take my brother to work before I knew how big the power outage was and it took me an hour and a half to get him there when it usually only takes 15 minutes. dawsongirl 08-16-2003, 06:46 PM The media is in NY, and they're too lazy to do anything but look out their windows.:rolleyes: |