Exodus: Live Out Loud

Viacom in Talks to Develop Gay Network

http://www.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2004/3/30/165755.shtml

NewsMax.com Wires
Tuesday, March 30, 2004
MEXICO CITY – Viacom is in preliminary discussions to launch a gay cable network in the United States, the media giant's chairman and chief executive said Tuesday.

Sumner Redstone's conglomerate has also "tightened up" its decency standards in the wake of Janet Jackson's racy performance at halftime of the Super Bowl.

Global TV Allies Itself with Homosexual "Marriage" Agenda

http://www.lifesite.net/ldn/2004/mar/040317.html

Calling for a "gay male couple…to be featured on an episode of their new series MoneyWise"
TORONTO, March 17, 2004 (LifeSiteNews.com) - Global TV has decided to espouse the same-sex "marriage" cause -- a request found on Toronto's homosexual marriage website reads: "Global Television is looking for a gay male couple who would like to be featured on an episode of their new series MoneyWise: Money MakeOver. On this show we give people, couples or families financial makeovers. On each one hour show, we feature one person or one couple."

Spoof full of straightforward fun

http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/headline/entertainment/2415236

Feb. 23, 2004, 9:50AM

By MIKE McDANIEL
Copyright 2004 Houston Chronicle
Hold on to your Moschino, boys; straight guys have their eyes on you.

Their names are Curtis, Billy, Kyle and Rob, and their idea of a good time is turning queers into peers.

Ellen talk show a hit minus the politics

Associated Press, February 17, 2004
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/tv/aptv_story.asp?category=1401&slug=People%20
Ellen%20DeGeneres

NEW YORK - Ellen DeGeneres' syndicated daytime talk show is a hit
despite what she admits is a lack of personal interest in Topic A for some
other TV comedians - the Democratic presidential primary.
"I haven't even been paying attention. I'm not a political person.
... I don't know enough about what's going on to say anything," DeGeneres
tells Time magazine in the Feb. 23 issue, out Monday.

Conservative TV Network Partners with Fox for Added Value, Right

Religion Today Summaries – February 17, 2004
Compiled & Edited by Crosswalk News Staff
http://link.crosswalk.com/UM/T.asp?A1.15.19154.1.1479809
Allie Martin, Agape Press

A Christian cable network is expanding its lineup to help believers
better influence the culture for Christ. Executives with FamilyNet, the
television subsidiary of the North American Mission Board of the
Southern Baptist Convention, announced its plans during the National
Religious Broadcasters convention in Charlotte, North Carolina. The
expanded fall lineup will include alliances with Fox News and
conservative Christian personalities such as radio commentator Janet
Parshall, Jay Sekulow of the American Center for Law and Justice, and
Dr. James Dobson of Focus on the Family.

FRC Attracts Widespread Media Attention in Boston

FRC Attracts Widespread Media Attention in Boston

It has certainly been a busy few days here in Boston. In addition to making speeches, attending rallies, participating in debates and lobbying lawmakers, Genevieve Wood and I have been fortunate enough to make FRC the leading national voice on the marriage debate. In addition to my appearances on ABC's "World News Tonight" and MSNBC's "Scarborough Country," and Genevieve's appearances on NPR and the Boston-based New England Cable Network, we have been inundated with requests from print reporters. In the last 24 hours I've been interviewed by The New York Times, Washington Post, Washington Times, Associated Press, San Francisco Chronicle, Boston Globe, Boston Herald, WORLD Magazine, The Los Angeles Times and many others. Because of your support, FRC's presence in the nation's media is unmatched by any other similar organization. Check a newspaper near you tomorrow to read our comments on the marriage debate.

FRC Media Update - FRC on TV Tonight

So far, we are scheduled to appear on the following television programs
this afternoon/evening:

4:30pm (ET): Pat Trueman debates FCC indecency hearings on CNN's
"Crossfire".

9:00pm (ET): Genevieve Wood debates same-sex "marriage" live from
Boston on MSNBC's "Deborah Norville Tonight."

10:00pm (ET): Tony Perkins debates same-sex "marriage" live from
Boston on MSNBC's "Scarborough Country."

FRC Media Update - FRC's Tony Perkins and Genevieve In the Media Tonight (2/4/2004)

FRC's Tony Perkins and Genevieve Wood will be on television and radio tonight discussing today's decision by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court to uphold same-sex "marriage." This decision comes at a critical time as we wait for a vote on February 11th from the Massachusetts state legislature.

Tony Perkins will be live radio guest on tonight's "Primetime America" from 5:15-5:30pm (ET)/4:15-4:30pm (CT). "Primetime America" airs on the Moody Broadcasting radio Network.

Tony Perkins will also appear on the "CBS Evening News." Check your local listings for time and channel.

Tony Perkins will appear again on CNN's "Paula Zahn Now" which airs from 8-9:00pm (ET). His segment is expected to air around 8pm (ET). Then catch him again when he will be featured in a news package on CNN's
"Newsnight with Aaron Brown" which airs from 10-11:00pm (ET).

Genevieve Wood will appear on CNBC's "News w/Brian Williams" which airs from 8-9:00pm (ET).