"Al Gore, once known as the stuffiest man in Washington, isn't wearing a tie these days, and with his new TV network launching, he's clearly hoping to prove a point."
"The former vice president now describes himself as a "recovering politician," and today he turns the page on the next chapter of his life with the launch of Current — a cable and satellite TV network — that he claims will reinvent TV by letting its viewers supply the content." 8-05
"What accounts for the popularity of reality TV? People may find a certain fascination in contrasting what they think they would do in a given situation to the actions taken by the 'real' participants -- a group of individuals they perceive as their peers." 8-05
"Depending on the turnout at the polls this November, it may be one of the more important stories of the 2004 campaign: Increasing numbers of young prospective voters turning to late-night comedy television shows to get their election news." 9-04