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Platinum Television Group readies UNTUCKED!?a new show for teens, tweens and parents

Deerfield Beach, FL (ContentDesk) July 30, 2004 -- Platinum Television Group, a leading producer of innovative educational shows aired on national and local cable networks, will soon launch its newest show?UNTUCKED!?for teens, tweens and their parents.
The show will give the 411 on fashion, health, beauty, decorating, electronic toys, hobbies, teen issues, volunteer and other service organizations and so much more.
This past weekend, PTG went on location in South Beach (Miami, FL) to kick off UNTUCKED!
Film crews attended NSYNC's annual charity event, the Challenge For The Children? VI, along with one of the show's hosts, Michael Cohen, a contributing editor for In Touch Weekly, and a guru of celebrity gossip.
He contributes weekly as well to "Deco Drive," an entertainment program aired in South Florida. Michael and PTG produced some exciting segments, including a rare interview with the members of NSYNC poolside at the Roney Palace.

Justin, JC, Lance, Joey and Chris shared their experiences as teens and offered up some advice.
The film crew also mingled with a wealth of celebs from the worlds of sports and entertainment.As if the weekend couldn't get any hotter, PTG also covered the action in South Beach. Cameras went inside the fabulous Loew's Miami Beach Hotel for a chat with April Murena, director of entertainment travel, about all the amenities there for teens: hi-tech gadgets like plasma TVs, Play Stations and computer hookups; and with executive chef Marc Ehrler, on what he prepares to keep teens in shape.
PTG also visited the oceanfront Continuum's "the Sporting Club," where many stars work out, and Marco Borges, club owner and celebrity fitness trainer, outlined the top workouts, exercise routines and nutrition tips to be "diesel" and fit.
There were also insider tips from leading sportswear designer David Lopez, and skin care routines from Carol Cabrera, certified aesthetician at the club.

And more?the creator of Jillicious cosmetics, Jillian Jacobson-Alti, revealed make-up secrets so YOU can get that glamorous glow.Excitement is riding high for this UNTUCKED! premiere, as the show aims to convey the same feeling teens and tweens might get attending a hip-hop concert, cheering for their top sports team, or being "in the scene."
It's that ultimate "high"?of connecting, feeling confident and in the know. UNTUCKED! will air on such hot networks as The WB, Fuse, UPN, Spike TV,
and other music and sports channels starting in 2005!
Don't miss it!Other shows produced by Platinum Television Group include Great Taste, New Home Journal, Today's Family, Health Forum, Eye on Technology and Competitive Edge. The innovative half-hour programs are aired on targeted national cable networks, as well as regional broadcast stations..



How To Tell If It's A Swell Motel

Lately, I've been doing a lot of traveling in connection with my writing. The past three weekends alone I've driven to Sylva, North Carolina, Louisville, Kentucky, and Destin, Florida. Overall, I'm holding up reasonably well, except for the fact that my rear end is starting to closely resemble the upholstery pattern of my car seats. I've also learned that you don't want to drink a twenty-four ounce Diet Mountain Dew in a plastic bottle just before you drive up to Atlanta. Doing that can give the term, "the Foggy Mountain Two Step," a whole new meaning.

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How To Tell If It's A Swell Motel
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iNetVOD to Offer Internet-based Video-on-Demand content on Microsoft Windows Media Center Edition

Collegeville, PA (ContentDesk) January 16, 2006 -- iNetVOD, the Internet-based video-on-demand (VOD) software company has developed an application for Windows Media Center Edition.
This exciting new application will connect to the iNetVOD Service, giving greater access to Window Media Center enabled computers and TVs to communicate directly with Internet-based VOD content providers through the computer or TV screen.
This enables viewers to locate and access Internet-based VOD content from the comfort of their living rooms by simply using their television remotes.The iNetVOD Service for Windows Media Center Edition will be strengthened with ongoing discussions taking place with many network enabled media player device manufacturers that make networked DVD players, game consoles and other devices.
Once completed, these devices will house iNetVODs software to enable delivery of the Internet-based content. iNetVOD is also in discussions with many Internet-based...

iNetVOD to Offer Internet-based Video-on-Demand content on Microsoft Windows Media Center Edition
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My search for reality in TV revealed satellite TV and TV?s future, now.

I never dreamed of TV becoming amazing again - I was the guy with 12 o'clock blinking green on his VCR. Yes, I said VCR. So getting the hang of today's TV wasn't a piece of cake.

Recently, during an emergency replace-ectomy of my dying Zenith behemoth, I realized I was in deep trouble. Never mind DVD. Who knew of progressive scan or digital convergence, aspect ratios, digital comb filters, anti-glare coatings and so many lines of resolution?

I knew about the tv satellite dish, but this was a long way from the TV I was nurtured on?

I remember seeing Elvis on the Ed Sullivan Show gyrating inside a black & white-glass-globe-picture-tube about as small as the window on a front-load washer.

...Man did the warm glow of that box-at-the-end-of-a-wire get me excited.

Oh, I watched plenty alright! And you know what? I can't ever remember complaining about getting up from the couch to change the channel... or to adjust the antenna....

My search for reality in TV revealed satellite TV and TV?s future, now.
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Dealhack.com Is an Excellent Resource for Holiday Shopping

Los Angeles, CA (ContentDesk) November 24, 2005 -- Visitors to Dealhack.com use the site to find gift ideas and discover bargains on highly-sought merchandise.The Dealhack(TM) team conducts searches across the web to locate discounts on the hottest tech and consumer items. Each time they find an interesting deal, they post a description with all the relevant details."Saving money is fun," said Michael Bell, CEO. "Were uncovering great deals and spreading the word. Our users find outstanding gift ideas that are real bargains too."Dealhack features listings on a wide array of the most popular goods, including iPods, MP3 players, digital cameras and camcorders, cell phones, Apple and Dell computers, GPS devices, TVs and more. Dealhack.com has just published a series of Holiday Gift Guides to help people find perfect presents for the passionate creative types in their lives.

Categories include:+ Gift Guide for the Book Lover+ Gift Guide for the Movie Lover+ Gift Guide for the Music...

Dealhack.com Is an Excellent Resource for Holiday Shopping
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High Def Forum Reaches 100,000 Post Milestone

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO (ContentDesk via ContentDesk Direct) January 17, 2006 -- High Def Forum (HighDefForum.com) today announced that it has reached the 100,000 post milestone. The High Def Forum founded March 10, 2004, has grown from a lonely 0 members and 0 posts to a thriving 24,000+ active community that has reached the 100,000 post milestone. The High Def Forum has received millions of unique visitors since inception and has helped countless people in their HDTV endeavors.High Definition Television is a great advancement over standard definition. Increasingly however the transformation to High Definition has led consumers to a confused state, from the HDTV terminology (1080i, 1080p, 720p, Blu-Ray, HD-DVD, etc.) to understanding high definition compatibility issues to HD reception issues. The High Def Forum, with its great membership base helps 10,000+ people daily gain clarity on these very issues while at the same time providing a...

High Def Forum Reaches 100,000 Post Milestone
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