"I really can't tell you what's going to happen. We want them to stay. We want them to be good neighbors. And being good neighbors is to have some responsibility to their fans, right?" -- Chicago Alderman Tom Tunney, on the future of the Cubs at Wrigley Field (USA TODAY, 5/9).
"The point we are making is the broadcast business -- to be a healthy business and to be able to deliver the type and quality of events that it does -- needs to be a dual-revenue business” -- News Corp. COO Chase Carey, expounding on comments he made last month that Fox would look to go to cable if Internet TV service Aereo is allowed to capture and transmit over-the-air signals of the broadcast networks to consumers (LATIMES.com, 5/8).
“'Splash' has put diving on prime time TV, and diving clubs all across the country have kept telling me that they now have waiting lists, following the popularity of the show” -- Bronze Medal-winning British diver Tom Daley, on ABC’s reality show (MIAMI HERALD, 5/9).
"I finished the call, went to commercial and not five seconds later, (producer Dave Armbruster) says, 'guess what you forgot'" -- Baseball HOF broadcaster Marty Brennaman, on omitting his signature call -- "and this one belongs to the Reds" -- from Tuesday's radio broadcast of the Braves-Reds game (CINCINNATI.com, 5/8).
