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Topic: Callboard Network

	Join The Callboard Network
		The Callboard Network takes care of virtually all of the work for you.
		Callboard Network callboards are free for use on non-commercial and commercial web sites.
		Sites that require a username and password to access the callboard will be required to provide The Callboard Network with access so we may periodically verify that the use of the callboard conforms with The Callboard Network Participating Web Site Agreement.
	www.callboardnetwork.com /join_network.php (354 words)

	The Seattle Times: Arts & Entertainment: ABC woos soap fans from its Olympic rival
		NBC's wall-to-wall coverage of the Summer Olympics — which began Friday night and extends across the network and its many cable channels — is forcing several adjustments to the network's regular programming, as it has during past NBC Olympics coverage.
		ABC hopes the absence will allow the Walt Disney Co. network to steal away NBC's soap-opera fans, jonesing for a fix of daytime drama in the two weeks when their stories are interrupted.
		Network soap operas have chugged along fairly consistently since at least June 30, 1952, when "Guiding Light" debuted on CBS, making it the longest-running drama in television history.
	seattletimes.nwsource.com /html/artsentertainment/2002007955_soaps18.html (646 words)

	Event Calendars in Greater Seattle Region
		Excellent overview of Seattle seminars, workshops and networking events for local artists, arts organizations and professionals working in the arts (for profit as well as nonprofit).
		Many of these events provide excellent networking opportunities.
		Green Drinks Seattle maintains a comprehensive events calendar of environmental and sustainability related networking events in the greater Seattle region.
	www.iloveseattle.org /networking-guide/group-tools-resources/seattle-event-calendars.asp (1414 words)

	The Seattle Times: Television: Network scrambling after Dave Chappelle's sudden departure
		The reasons were murky, and network president Doug Herzog stayed on the line for a long time, working hard to turn his star around.
		The network originally scheduled the third season to begin in February, but pushed the date back to the spring when Chappelle complained of illness and that he needed more time to write with his longtime partner, Neal Brennan.
		One network source says he would quit suddenly in the middle of sketches, expressing dissatisfaction with the quality of the work and disappearing for hours at a time.
	seattletimes.nwsource.com /html/television/2002275549_chappelle15.html (627 words)

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