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Rosenberg is back, sort of
Retired L.A. Times TV critic Howard Rosenberg appears in today's Broadcasting and Cable with the first of what will be a recurring guest column on the editorials page. Today's topic: he doesn't like Air America either. Headline: "Liberals are annoying too." (Link is for subscribers only)
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I think the LAPL electronic databases include Broadcasting and Cable. So, if you have a library card, log on to lapl.org and see if you can pull up an article doing a search.
(I read the Times Calendar section this way, usually a day late by the time it gets on the databases.)
Posted by: Paul at April 20, 2004 07:14 PM