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Who will win the Grammy 4 Best Hard Rock Performance?

These are the nominees: "Inside the Fire" Disturbed "Visions" Judas Priest "Wax Simulacra" The Mars Volta "Saints of Los Angeles" Mötley Crüe "Lords of Salem" Rob Zombie's most known and perhaps the favorite is "Inside the Fire." Crustacean radio (a subsidiary of Clear Channel) who has played regularly and is the only candidate I've heard. I have not heard of "Indestructible." Never herd "Lords of Salem", while playing some songs KRAB Zombie, but maybe it's because it is a live album. I assume you can see the video of Motley Crue at VH1.com. And that involves a bit of The Mars Volta alternative, which could hinder 'em to win. Judas Priest fans who want to c "Visions" win? Who wants to Motley Crue c pick up a Grammy? (If they win, I assume this is ba Category television.) Do u not like the rock stations than Clear Channel? 51st Grammy Awards held February 8 on CBS.

The Mars Volta should receive, all those bands, they are those who have not received much recognition or praise for their work, I mean Disturbed is already on the radio non-stop, Judas Priest has had his streak in the 80's, as the same with Motley Crue, Rob Zombie has been recognized not only as a solo artist, but also of White Zombie, and film, but again I may be a bit biased because TMV is the only band I listen nominated

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Why did not NBC, CBS, ABC has its own cable / satellite instead of the local affiliates?

Recently I could not see the programming NBC due to a fee dispute between the local station and the satellite service. I think it would be easier for networks to compete if they had their own channels instead of relying on local stations to carry its programming. I realize that could damage or even kill some local channels, but the change well, forever.

The Federal Communications Commission has issued a directive on national television ownership. The rule does not limit the number of television channels a single entity may own nationwide long as the station group collectively reaches no more than 39 percent of all U.S. households. For the purposes of calculating the "national audience reach" under this rule, the television stations on UHF channels (14 and older) have fewer television stations in the VHF channels (13 and below). So for example, property and local NBC stations can not reach more than 39% of U.S. households. They are in this limit, like ABC, CBS. . The cable networks are exempt, the major broadcasters do not own cable networks. For example, owners of ABC also owns ESPN, ABC Family and others. NBC was purchased by the cable operator Comcast. NBC, ABC, CBS can distribute its signal via cable and satellite, BUT! that contract long-standing in place with local stations to carry its signal in a market of local television stations. Collective local stations still have most of viewers, so for now the networks will probably not change a successful distribution system. If your local cable or satellite will not not have a station network can always put a TV antenna and the station FREE.

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