Growing @ BBG

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With an estimated global audience of millions, the networks funded by US Broadcasting Board of Governors draw an audience of 215 million people each week. This includes noteworthy increases in competitive media markets, on television and online.

Growth in the television audience shows an increase of 14 million from 2013. This is in part due to a successful affiliate strategy, through which BBG partners with more than 2,300 media outlets worldwide. These partnerships bring the BBG more than half of its overall global audience.

Which Areas Should Women Shave?

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The responses of women and men vary when it comes to body hair. How do they felt about shaving, not shaving, and about other women's relative hairiness. When Britney Spears shaved her head in public, she unleashed a tide of speculation about her mental state. Why does a woman cutting off her hair still have such power to create a buss? My personal preference about shaving hair is nowhere... NATURAL

Should every woman SHAVE her face? http://dailym.ai/1zylBlP via @Femail

Why Women Don't Like Shaving http://www.askmen.com/dating/love_tip_400/422_why-women-dont-like-shavi… via @AskMen

Why it's a terrible idea for women to shave their faces http://gu.com/p/45kvq/stw

FREAKY FRIDAY

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This is not only Friday the13th, but weather forecasters are warning the wind chill factor may bring the NYC area temperatures down to -13 degrees. Beware and be very careful.

Friday the thirteenth has long been considered as a day of bad luck in various countries for many years.
However, contrary to popular belief that Friday 13 is an unlucky day, it is actually regarded as a lucky day by many people and in some cultures.

HAPPY VALENTINES DAY

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2月14日几乎是在这里，我们想与你的爱和友谊的一天庆祝。我们独有的团队与精选的消息有限，提供出色的版本。
编辑让他的梦想成活着通过这些功能的故事。他发现，并增强了最佳品质的新闻在他的制作，传输大记者的传统，总结产品对这个卓越，隔日1次。感谢您一如既往的继续支持。

Media Mavens

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As media mavens, these trusted individuals shared their unique knowledge with others. However, this week, TV viewers learned about the developing saga and exodus of two media kingpins and previously moored anchors, who by now know all too well that the most reliable strategy, which works best is to keep it simple and reliable.

After delivering the news to 10 million television viewers for years, Brian Williams appeared reliable and concise. But when it came to telling his personal story of a helicopter attack, he got got it wrong and repeated it over and over until he eventually got caught. When he admitted it, the top brass at the peacock network suspended him without pay.

Then comes Jon Stewart, who for years has reigned over The Daily Show. His response was to quickly comment and say “Finally someone is being held to account for misleading America about the Iraq War!”. At about the same time, Stewart announced he would be stepping down from his popular satirical program.

RIP Bob Simon

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CBS Correspondent Bob Simon died during a NYC car crash tonight. The Bronx native was a passenger inside a livery car, which was traveling southbound on 12th Ave. at W. 30 St. when it rear-ended a Mercedes-Benz driven by a 23-year-old man and suddenly slammed into a median this evening.

The 73 year old journalist was rushed to St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital, where he died.

Simon, Peter Bluff, Roberto Alvarez and Juan Caldera were arrested in Iraq by Sadam Hussein military during the gulf war and accused of being CIA agents before they were eventually released.

FRIGID FORECAST

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A strong arctic cold front is bringing bitterly cold air and brisk, northwest winds to the Upper Midwest, creating dangerous wind chill values through Thursday morning. Some locations could see wind chill temperatures as low as 35 degrees below zero. Out west, a Santa Ana Wind event is bringing strong winds to parts of southern California. With dry conditions, increased fire danger is expected.

500 Million Reasons

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You have to be in it to win it is the buzz as sales of Powerball tickets soared in advance of tonight's $500 million Powerball drawing This is the fifth largest lottery prize in U.S. history. Holy Cow.

Folks all over the country from Miami to Manhattan are lining up for sales of Powerball tickets, which soared in advance of the attractive 1/2 Billion Powerball drawing.

Valentines Day Celebration

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V Day is days away. Are you wondering about ways to treat that special person in your life? Are you considering fancy chocolates and fine wine, or perhaps a sensual massage?

Our recommendation is simple and direct. Gratitude Kudos... This year on February 14th, while many couples are spending the big bucks at restaurants, drinking overpriced wines, try cuddling on your couch and saying nice things to each other. Because it turns out that despite all the efforts to impress on V-Day, simply appreciating each other does more for your relationship than almost anything else.

CRIME UPDATE

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Over the past three years, there have only been three days during which there were no murders, slashing, nor stabbings reported from The Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, or Staten Island.

In fact, as of Monday NYC has enjoyed more than a week without any homicides reported to NYPD in the five boroughs. Could it be the cold temperatures? February of last year saw the city going through ten straight days without a homicide.

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