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MTV Inaugural Ball is Scrapped
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Emily Leaman
Published Friday, January 09, 2009
We got news late yesterday that MTV's Be the Change Inaugural Ball has been canceled. Janice Gatti, an MTV spokesperson, said in an email that the youth-oriented bash planned at the Ronald Reagan Center has been canned.
"Instead," she writes, "we will be broadcasting from another DC location for our television program, which will air January 20th at 10pm." Details have yet to be released.
The Washington Post's Reliable Source fills in one tidbit, reporting that network will broadcast from one of Obama's official inaugural balls. Our guess: The Youth Ball. Rights to televise that event have yet to be snatched up. >> All Washingtonian.com inauguration coverage
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Actually, I think the location just changed:
http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1602981/20090117/west_kanye.jhtml
Posted by: Becca, Jan 17, 2009 10:57:55 AM
LINK-live will be the online place for Americans across the country to participate in the Inaugural activities! Join in all the possibiities for blogging, social networking, video streaming at www.linklive.org.
Posted by: Brenda, Jan 10, 2009 07:52:24 AM
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