[poromo]

What happenned to the Got a Minute section in the online Daily Sun? Was the young man who reported in the section fired? Is this another cost cutting measure of the developer?
I really enjoyed the villagers life stories.

[samhass]

What happened to The Daily Sun this morning? Mine didn't get here til noon.

[schotzyb]

Mine was late also.

[beady]

I called the paper and the woman I talked to simplly said it was still being delivered. I asked why it was late and she said she didn't know!!!!!!

[chuckster]

Late..........due to power failure

[redwitch]

There was a problem at the plant according to the woman I spoke to. Didn't get mine until 4:00 p.m. The poor dear sounded rather frazzled. It seems many were not very nice to her. Hope everyone here remembered that she's only the messenger and not the cause.

[Talk Host]

How would you like to have the been poor advertiser who was counting on an ad that day for a special sale or to make budget for the month or whatever.

[tkret]

Yes, I have wondering the very SAME thing. I really enjoy viewing that segment every day even if it is from afar. :'( "Good Sports" is still being provided but "Gotta Minute" did it's last update in late May. Sure hope VNN gets it reinstated.

Originally Posted by poromo

What happenned to the Got a Minute section in the online Daily Sun? Was the young man who reported in the section fired? Is this another cost cutting measure of the developer?
I really enjoyed the villagers life stories.

[tkret]

Just noticed that VNN has added a new mini-video feature entitled "Lifestyles". Apparently it replaces "Gotta Minute".

[JohnM]

I emailed VNN to note that I missed the Got a Minute segments. VNN replied that the reporter who did the Got a Minute segments had moved on to greener pastures, that they were trying to replace him and hoped to have the Got a Minute segment return soon.

John

[Muncle]

Originally Posted by JohnM

I emailed VNN to note that I missed the Got a Minute segments. VNN replied that the reporter who did the Got a Minute segments had moved on to greener pastures, that they were trying to replace him and hoped to have the Got a Minute segment return soon.

John

John, I did the same thing, emailing VNN. I got the following answer:

Stephan Reynolds unexpectedly departed VNN several weeks ago to return to family in Minnesota. In place of his signature "Gotta Minute" segment is a new Lifestyles segment comprised of five feature stories recently broadcast on VNN for your information and enjoyment. These stories will appear on the VNN Web page for one week before being rotated for a new set of stories. The first set of stories appears on the VNN Web page this week. I hope you enjoy them and thank you for your interest in VNN.

Sincerely,
Hugh Dermody
News Director, VNN