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సానుకూల 'వాణిజ్య' పవనాలతో మార్కెట్లు వృద్ధి!
అమెరికా, చైనా వాణిజ్య యుద్ధం ముగింపు అంచనాలు, దేశీయ మార్కెట్లో విదేశీ మదుపరుల పెట్టుబడి వల్ల స్టాక్ మార్కెట్లు వరుసగా మూడో రోజు లాభాలతో ప్రారంభమయ్యాయి. సెన్సెక్స్ 29 పాయింట్లు పెరిగి 38,535 వద్ద ట్రేడవుతోంది. 9 పాయింట్ల వృద్ధితో 11, 437 గా కొనసాగుతోంది నిఫ్టీ.
సానుకూల 'వాణిజ్య' పవనాలతో మార్కెట్లు కళకళ!
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Published : Oct 16, 2019, 10:20 AM IST
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అమెరికా- చైనా వాణిజ్య యుద్ధ ముగింపు అంచనాలు, దేశీయ మార్కెట్లో విదేశీ మార్కెట్ల ప్రవాహం కొనసాగుతుండటం వల్ల స్టాక్మార్కెట్లు లాభాలతో ప్రారంభమయ్యాయి. బొంబాయి స్టాక్ ఎక్స్ఛేంజీ సూచీ సెన్సెక్స్ 29 పాయింట్లు పెరిగి 38వేల 535 వద్ద కొనసాగుతోంది. 9 పాయింట్ల వృద్ధితో 11, 437 వద్ద జాతీయ స్టాక్ ఎక్స్ఛేంజీ సూచీ-నిఫ్టీ ట్రేడవుతోంది.
లాభాల్లో ఉన్న షేర్లు...
బజాజ్ ఫైనాన్స్, ఎస్ బ్యాంక్, రిలయన్స్ ఇండస్ట్రీస్, టాటా మోటార్స్, ఓఎన్జీసీ షేర్లు లాభాల్లో కొనసాగుతున్నాయి.
నష్టాల్లో ఉన్న షేర్లు..
వేదాంత, పవర్ గ్రిడ్, ఐటీసీ, హీరో మోటర్ కార్ప్, ఏషియన్ పెయింట్స్, ఎల్ అండ్ టీ, టీసీఎస్ షేర్లు నష్టాల్లో ట్రేడవుతున్నాయి.
రూపాయి క్షీణత..
డాలరు మారకం విలువతో పోలిస్తో రూపాయి విలువ 12 పైసలు తగ్గి 71.66 గా కొనసాగుతోంది.
అమెరికా- చైనా వాణిజ్య యుద్ధ ముగింపు అంచనాలు, దేశీయ మార్కెట్లో విదేశీ మార్కెట్ల ప్రవాహం కొనసాగుతుండటం వల్ల స్టాక్మార్కెట్లు లాభాలతో ప్రారంభమయ్యాయి. బొంబాయి స్టాక్ ఎక్స్ఛేంజీ సూచీ సెన్సెక్స్ 29 పాయింట్లు పెరిగి 38వేల 535 వద్ద కొనసాగుతోంది. 9 పాయింట్ల వృద్ధితో 11, 437 వద్ద జాతీయ స్టాక్ ఎక్స్ఛేంజీ సూచీ-నిఫ్టీ ట్రేడవుతోంది.
లాభాల్లో ఉన్న షేర్లు...
బజాజ్ ఫైనాన్స్, ఎస్ బ్యాంక్, రిలయన్స్ ఇండస్ట్రీస్, టాటా మోటార్స్, ఓఎన్జీసీ షేర్లు లాభాల్లో కొనసాగుతున్నాయి.
నష్టాల్లో ఉన్న షేర్లు..
వేదాంత, పవర్ గ్రిడ్, ఐటీసీ, హీరో మోటర్ కార్ప్, ఏషియన్ పెయింట్స్, ఎల్ అండ్ టీ, టీసీఎస్ షేర్లు నష్టాల్లో ట్రేడవుతున్నాయి.
రూపాయి క్షీణత..
డాలరు మారకం విలువతో పోలిస్తో రూపాయి విలువ 12 పైసలు తగ్గి 71.66 గా కొనసాగుతోంది.
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1. TV Clip – "25 Words or Less"
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2. Wide shot Meredith Vieira talking to reporter
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Meredith Vieira, game show host:
"As a reporter, I know how to ask questions and draw people out, make them feel comfortable so that they can play the game as well as possible. So, I think all my skills sort of played into that. And games are, they're sort of infectious. When the atmosphere is fun and it's light or playful, everybody sort of participates."
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4. TV Clip – "What's My Line"
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5. SOUNDBITE (English) James Sheridan, curatorial assistant, The Paley Center for Media:
"Well the earliest days of television most people came from radio, most gameshow hosts, and also newsmen, like 'What's My Line' was hosted by John Daly, who was a television anchorman, and he hosted that show for 17 years."
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7. SOUNDBITE (English) James Sheridan, curatorial assistant, The Paley Center for Media:
"Walter Cronkite had a game show called 'It's News to Me.'"
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8. TV Clip – "Who Do You Trust"
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9. SOUNDBITE (English) James Sheridan, curatorial assistant, The Paley Center for Media:
"Johnny Carson hosted a game show, 'Who Do You Trust?' Dick Van Dyke hosted several game shows before he was really famous. So I think - also, people became famous because of their game shows."
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11. SOUNDBITE (English) James Sheridan, curatorial assistant, The Paley Center for Media:
"Monty Hall on 'Let's Make a Deal.' He got a bunch of primetime TV musical variety shows, and he was just known really as a game show person."
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12. STILL: Promotional image – Jackie Gleason "You're in the Picture"
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New York, 29 August 2019
13. SOUNDBITE (English) James Sheridan, curatorial assistant, The Paley Center for Media:
"I feel like in recent years, definitely, there has been a major, a major change in that, although once again in earlier days there were people who were famous hosting game shows. Jackie Gleason hosted a game show called 'Who's in the Picture,' and it was known as the biggest flop in history of television. It lasted one episode."
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14. Close up Jamie Foxx and Corinne Foxx talking to reporter
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15. SOUNDBITE (English) James Sheridan, curatorial assistant, The Paley Center for Media:
"So, there were stars, going back, that were doing it. But, yes definitely, in more recent years, the trend has been stars hosting game shows."
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16. SOUNDBITE (English) Jamie Foxx, actor-game show host:
"Years ago, I was telling my agent, I said, 'Man, you gotta get a game show,' no my manager, and he's like, not my manager, he's like, 'What are you talking about a game show?' I said, 'Bro, in the next few years, everybody will be hosting a game show, or part of one. The Rock, Kevin Hart, Justin Timberlake has one. So, we think we hit though – we hit it with 'Beat Shazam.' We have nothing against anybody else's, but we got the show."
(Reporter: Working with this guy, what's that like?)
Corinne Foxx : "I mean he's so much fun as you can tell. He's always cracking jokes. I mean, it's like a dream come true to work with him."
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17. SOUNDBITE (English) James Sheridan, curatorial assistant, The Paley Center for Media:
"I think he's a terrific host, and an Oscar winner hosting a game show, that's not something you often."
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18. STILL IMAGE "Match Game"
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19. SOUNDBITE (English) James Sheridan, curatorial assistant, The Paley Center for Media:
"I think Alec Baldwin does a great job on 'Match Game'. I feel like, uh - yeah, he's the perfect host for that I think. He has great interaction with the celebrities and with the contestants."
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20. STILL IMAGE Snoop Dogg Joker's Wild poster
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21. SOUNDBITE (English) Snoop Dogg, recording artist-game show host:
(Reporter: Let me ask you something, when did you think it was cool to do a gameshow, because back in the day it wasn't, and all of a sudden it is.)
"I mean everything I do is cool, so I don't have that issue."
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22. SOUNDBITE (English) Dax Sheppard, actor-game show host:
"Yeah, I'm looking the part. I'm in a suit and I have slicked back hair, but then I'm also being very left of center."
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23. SOUNDBITE (English) James Sheridan, curatorial assistant, The Paley Center for Media:
"I mean there's been such a variety of people hosting game shows throughout time. I mean he has that great rapport with people. I think that people like to see that."
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24. TV Clip – "25 Words or Less"
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25. SOUNDBITE (English) James Sheridan, curatorial assistant, The Paley Center for Media:
"I think it's the excitement of seeing someone win. It's usually ordinary people winning prizes or money. And sometimes, it is indeed the host or if there's a panel of celebrities, they're a draw. So I think it's people wanting to see ordinary people succeed, and people that they like to welcome into their living room."
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26. SOUNDBITE (English) Meredith Vieira, game show host:
"A lot of the years that I was doing were tough years in this country when we started out people were playing for like boats or a summer home or whatever. And by the end, people were playing for a mortgage and to keep their kids in college. It was a real shift in priorities, and I helped people. There's nothing more rewarding than going home and going, 'My God, that man has enough money for another year's mortgage, or whatever it was and that makes you feel good at the end of the day"
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28. SOUNDBITE (English) James Sheridan, curatorial assistant, The Paley Center for Media:
"I think he's one of those people that people trust, and they just feel comfortable with, and they just look forward to him and to seeing him on television. They eat their dinner with him, so there's a real comfort and a familiarity with him.
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29. SOUNDBITE (English) Dax Sheppard, actor-game show host:
"I'm not an Alex Trebek. I have a lot of love for Alex Trebek, but it's much more offbeat than Alex."
30. Wide shot Dax Sheppard on carpet talking to reporter
STORYLINE:
GAME SHOWS WIN WITH CELEBRITY HOSTS
Whether it's Alec Baldwin celebrating word play, guessing song names with Jamie Foxx or spinning the Joker's wheel with Snoop Dogg, game shows are winning these days with celebrity hosts.
It's a current TV trend, but it's not a new concept. Johnny Carson, Jackie Gleason, and Dick Van Dyke were all game show hosts at some point in their careers. Still, the "cool" factor has increased in recent years.
So, what draws celebrities to sign up to host?
Foxx, who hosts "Beat Shazam," told The Associated Press that he saw the writing on the wall years ago and asked his manager to pursue an opportunity. The music trivia show airs on Fox.
"I said, 'Bro, in the next few years, everybody will be hosting a game show, or part of one. The Rock, Kevin Hart, Justin Timberlake has one. So, we think we hit though – we hit it with 'Beat Shazam.' We have nothing against anybody else's, but we got the show," Foxx said.
James Sheridan, a curator at the Paley Center for Media, recognizes that A-List celebrities have found success on game shows, but he considers Foxx a bit special.
"I think he's a terrific host, and an Oscar winner hosting a game show, that's not something you often see," Sheridan said.
While celebrities have historically been part of the game show landscape, Sheridan claims that has not always meant certain success.
"In earlier days there were people who were famous hosting game shows. Jackie Gleason hosted a game show," Sheridan said. "It was known as the biggest flop in the history of television. It lasted one episode."
In the past, game show hosts were often a punchline for comedians and late-night hosts. But that's changed over the years.
Snoop Dogg, the most recent host of "The Joker's Wild," says he's never cared about any stigma.
"I mean everything I do is cool, so I don't have that issue," Dogg said.
Sheridan recognizes that celebrity hosts currently dominate the game show landscape, especially at primetime. But news people played a big part in the very early days, he points out.
"'What's My Line,' was hosted by John Daly, who was a television anchorman, and he hosted that show for 17 years," Sheridan said.
The list includes one of the most revered television anchors of all time.
"Walter Cronkite had a game show called 'It's News to Me,'" Sheridan said.
Meredith Vieira carries on the tradition. The former host of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" used to be a television journalist.
While promoting her new show, "25 Words or Less," Vieira explained how her news background maked her suited her for the job.
"As a reporter, I know how to ask questions and draw people out, make them feel comfortable so they can play the game as well as possible. I think all my skills played into that. And games are sort of infectious. When the atmosphere is fun and it's light or playful everybody sort of participates," Vieira said.
"There were stars, going back, that were doing it. But, yes definitely, in more recent years, the trend has been stars hosting game shows," Sheridan said.
Sheridan is also impressed by Alec Baldwin hosting the latest incarnation of "Match Game."
"He's the perfect host for that I think. He has great interaction with the celebrities, and with the contestants," Sheridan said.
Some game show hosts have become celebrities, of course.
Pat Sajack and Vanna White have become household names by hosting "Wheel of Fortune" for decades. And then there's Alex Trebek.
While he's not the first host of "Jeopardy," he has fronted the show to high ratings since its revival in 1984.
"I think he's one of those people that people trust, and they just feel comfortable with, and just look forward to him and seeing him on television. They eat their dinner with him, so there's a real comfort and a familiarity with him," Sheridan said.
Dax Shepard, who hosted "Spin the Wheel" over the summer, doesn't consider himself cut from the same cloth.
"I'm not an Alex Trebek. I have a lot of love for Alex Trebek, but it's much more offbeat than Alex," Sheridan said.
Shepard, who typically wears his hair long and shaggy hair, with casual clothes, says he tries to dress more formally for this role.
"Yeah, I'm looking the part. I'm in the suit and I have slicked back hair, but then I'm also being very left of center," Shepard said, stressing that he means that in terms of wackiness and not politics.
"Spin the Wheel" is a high-stakes game show that provides contestants to win over $20 million (USD) per episode.
Other shows are more modest with prizes. Sheridan believes it's the combination of "the excitement" of seeing ordinary people winning prizes or money, and the celebrities they welcome into their living rooms.
Vieira agrees, but says she's seen a shift in the reason people want to get on game shows as contestants.
"A lot of the years that I was doing were tough years in this country when we started out people were playing for like boats or a summer home or whatever. And by the end, people were playing for a mortgage and to keep their kids in college. It was a real shift in priorities, and I helped people," Vieira said.
She added: "There's nothing more rewarding than going home and going, 'My God, that man has enough money for another year's mortgage, whatever it was and that makes you feel good at the end of the day."
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