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For CBS Sports Executive Harold Bryant, a Year and Performance for the Ages
Harold Bryant is one of the main faces behind the scenes powering CBS Sports
Thriving In Unpredictable Times
Today’s CEO must operate his or her company in an unpredictable–and somewhat perilous–environment. It’s true that the U.S. economy grew 3.4% in 2006. And some economists believe gross domestic product...
6 Fixes That Could Have Made ‘UnderCovers’ A Hit
The truth is (and it kills me to say this), UnderCovers just wasn't very good. In fact, I couldn't bear to watch a full episode of the series since the second episode, where the sad running "joke" was that world-class spy Stephen Bloom couldn't work the coffee machine. (Why would he even care to try?) I was one of the attendees of the NABJ convention in San Diego in the audience for the special preview of the first episode of UnderCovers. The fatal flaws I saw in the show then were only confirmed as I tried to commit to watching it as the fall television season began. Then, as now, I believe the show could've been the hit we all hoped it would be. In fact, with the following changes, it still can be.
Duane and Tisha Campbell Martin: From TV & Movies to Opening a Restaurant
The Martins' new restaurant is one of the new hot spots in Los Angeles