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NBC set to scrap Golden Globe Awards show

02:04 PM PT, Jan 7 2008

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NBC sent this e-mail to the movie studios Monday, outlining its plans for Sunday's Golden Globes:

"At 9 pm [EST] there will be a press conference covered by NBC News announcing the Golden Globe winners.  (9pm-10pm)

At 8 pm, we are negotiating with Dick Clark Enterprises for a one-hour retrospective/clip show.

At 7 pm we will air a Dateline with clips and interviews with nominees.  (Currently scheduled to air for two hours on Saturday night.)

At 10 pm we will broadcast an "Access Hollywood" style, Golden Globes party show...visiting the various parties in Hollywood."

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-- John Horn

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