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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 2004
Page
32
Fragmentary OCR notes list a TV guide entry for Saturday with a reference to Vision 125 and a hot club image. Specific channels, times, or programs are unreadable and not confirmed.
NBC will air Princess Diana The Secret Tapes a two hour program featuring Diana audiotapes that challenged Andrew Mortons Diana Her True Story. Viewers hear the princess in her own words plus unseen video footage and interviews including Morton.
Christine Vachon recalls Independent Spirit Awards exchange clarifying that Todd Haynes introduced himself to Roger Ebert and that Ebert did not say who he is. Vachon notes misquotations by Peter Biskind and defends the integrity of independent film memories while praising Sundances and Miramax films.
CBS holds its position as the most watched network with a 14.1 million February prime time average, up 1 percent from 2003, while NBC gains appeal among viewers 18 to 49. UPN also increases, and NBC touts The Apprentice as a game changer, drawing 20 million viewers despite CSI head-to-head.
Nielsen ratings show Academy Awards on ABC led with 43.5 million viewers followed by CSI on CBS at 28 million and Countdown to Oscars 2004 on ABC at 27.7 million. American Idol on Fox posted 26.6 million on Tuesday and 23 million on Wednesday. Fox notes a 24 percent drop from last February as Joe Millionaire faded from the season.
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