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TV journalists make their Emmy picks
TV Squad — ... Over at the L.A. Times, Tom O'Neil has put together two teams to predict the Emmys. One consists of writers who cover TV, including our pal from AOL, Maggie Furlong. The other is filled with award nuts, like O'Neil. The teams found a lot of common ground, with overwhelming agreement on ...

LAT In 90 Seconds
mediabistro.com: FishBowlLA — ... Journos versus Journos: The Golden Derby pits TV Journos against "Awards Nuts" in handicapping the Emmys. Clever idea. Check back here Monday to see who did the better job. ...

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What to Watch for at the Emmys
Media Decoder — ... so here are a few to watch when the show starts at 8 p.m. on ABC: How many awards will cable win? This year the Emmys are a celebration of basic cable programming. For the first time, a basic cable series is in the running for outstanding drama. And there are not one, but two: AMC’s “Mad Men” and FX’s “Damages.” How many awards will AMC, FX, TNT and their brethren take home? Surprises? There’s general agreement, at least among TV critics and self-described “awards nuts” on the Gold Derby blog, about four of the favorites tonight: “Mad Men” in the drama category, “30 Rock” ...

2008 Emmy Awards: Live Thoughts
BuddyTV — Emmy Awards I ve got Emmy fever, and the only prescription is three hours of TV awards show excellence. Not as catchy as Christopher Walken, but today is the 60th Annual Emmy Awards, and I ll be here throughout the ceremony providing updates on the winners, losers, fashions, and attempts at comedy. Tom O Neil at TheEnvelope.com is hosting an Emmy competition that pits journalists against fans, and I participated as a journalist, so you can check it out to see my official predictions in the major categories airing tonight. Sadly, this means my reputation is at stake, so I ...