THE ABCâS OF INSURANCE â Complementary Health Seriesâ hosted by Lester J. Robinson FICF .Show 26: New TV show coming to Western
Written by Lester J. Robinson III FICF
TOPICS: Show 26: New TV show coming to Western New York “ Lets Go Buffalo Show
The interviewers are with Shawn Liegl Managing Director and host of the show Bob Kazee. I reviewed the shows theme and mission in Western New York. They talked about how they came up with the name Lets Go Buffalo. They talked about the major stars around Western New York that were on the promotional DVD. The show is going to highlight local businesses, local non-for-profit groups and help promote local events. The show focuses on highlights of the Western New York area. The main theme of the show is to show what a positive area Western New York. They also talked about the www. Lets Go Buffalo. Com web site, and how this works with the TV show. They are also looking for guests, local businesses, and non- for profit groups that are looking to get help to promote Western New York, and show what a great place this is to live.
The basic idea of an interactive TV show with using the Internet is to bring the next level of TV to Western New York now. Presently interactive shows are being test marketed around the country. The shows are set up for being a total interactive show once the technology becomes more available in Western New York. Once this happens “The ABC’s of Insurance” will be one of the first shows in Western New York to be interactive. Right now the viewers have to get to their personal computer to get more information on the topics from the series. An interactive TV series, the viewers can get more information on the topic after the shows airs from the website.
For more information on the interview go to www.wnyinsurance-quote.com and click on the complementary.
The dates the programs will be aired will be on Niagara County LCTV channel 20 Tuesday at 8:30 pm, Thursday at 6:30 pm and Fridays at 2:00 pm, and in Erie County Adelphia Channel 20 the time is 10:35 pm Wednesday. On Wednesday March 16, in Erie and in Niagara County Thursday March 17 at 6:30 pm, Friday March 18 at 2:00 pm, and Tuesday March 23, 2005 at 8:30 pm.
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