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Janelle Rodriguez, vice president of programming at CNN, did not ban its continued use. But she said Thursday that producers have been asked to exercise judgment about using it.
The sickening footage has had a major impact, leading to Rice being suspended by the NFL and cut by the Baltimore Ravens, and raising questions about the actions of NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. But after being on the air for a day, the images themselves began to lose news value.
NEW YORK (AP) — Television executives say they want minimize replays of video showing Ray Rice knocking out his then-fiancee with one punch. In practice, it has proved hard to resist.
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During a long discussion about Rice and other domestic violence episodes on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" on Friday, the video was not played. MSNBC said it wouldn't discuss its editorial decisions.
Said Carton: "Three days later it doesn't need to be shown anymore."
"If no one had shown the video,Wholesale Nike NFL Jerseys, no one would be talking about this," Burnett said. "No one would be aware of it. Nobody would know. Ray Rice would be playing. Whatever is happening with them would still be happening. It has gotten a national conversation going."
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At first,Cheap Sports Jerseys, Burnett didn't answer. But when Carton returned to the topic, she replied.
"What's the point of showing it?" he said. "We've all seen it. You guys have shown it 50 times in the last five minutes. ESPN does play by play of it. So if people really do care about (Palmer) and I hope they do, because she's a victim of domestic violence, stop showing the video."
During a 10 a.m. EDT news report on the story Friday, CNN aired two still pictures but not the video. During its 10 a.m. "SportsCenter" on Friday, ESPN reported the story without using the video. The network did not show it on Thursday despite several developments in the story, spokesman Josh Krulewitz said.
Several hours later, it ran seven times during Erin Burnett's hour-long show, including at the beginning of an interview segment where New York radio personality Craig Carton urged CNN to stop showing it.
