Here are some more links on this Sunday as I try to watch True Blood and not get attracted to Anna Paquin. Ever since I saw her in “The Piano”, I never gave her a thought as she was only a kid. Then I saw her in “Almost Famous” and couldn’t believe how much she had grown up. Now in True Blood, she’s so sexy, even with that gap in her teeth. Never thought I would think that about her, but man. Anyway, I’ll do the links before I get distracted.
Rob Oller of the Columbus (OH) Dispatch talks about the SEC Network encroaching into Big Ten Conference territory.
The Princeton (KY) Times-Leader writes that three local TV stations have signed up to show SEC Network games.
CNBC’s Darren Rovell says swimming’s governing body’s decision on the LZR swimsuit could have far-reaching implications.
Stuart Levine from Variety says Versus’ new deal with the Tour de France is already paying off.
Michael Malone of Broadcasting & Cable says TV stations in Dallas, Los Angeles, and New York are getting ready to battle ESPN’s local websites when they start launching this year and next.
Mike Reynolds from Multichannel News says prepare to watch Mel Kiper, Jr. in primetime next year.
The Daly Planet blog was disappointed in ESPN’s coverage of the Brickyard 400 today.
That’s it for now.
