Posted by kle2 on October 20, 2005 at 23:01:40:
In Reply to: Since you are back posting, This one is for you Ken!! posted by PJ on October 20, 2005 at 20:52:01:
Nope...Don't see the relation...But like Tim The Light Guy says I am The Wierdo with no social skills
: This was on ESPN Ken, maybe this will help you understand where people were coming from before
: Canesvision issues reprimands for 'Mexi-cam' imageAssociated Press
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: RALEIGH, N.C. -- The company that produces images and content for the Jumbotron at North Carolina State home games has apologized to the university for an offensive image that appeared onscreen during last week's game against Clemson.
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: CanesVision, which is owned by the NHL's Carolina Hurricanes and also produces content for the hockey team, has reprimanded employees involved in the incident, a team official said Wednesday through spokesman Kyle Hanlin. It was unclear how many employees were reprimanded, though none was fired.
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: The incident occurred during the Wolfpack's 31-10 loss to Clemson last Thursday. After several fans were featured on the video screen with titles such as "Kissing Cam" and "Fan Cam," an image appeared with the title "Mexi-Cam," according to an editorial Monday in NC State's student newspaper, The Technician.
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: The person featured on the video screen was a CanesVision employee, and company director Pete Soto has sent a letter of apology to the university, Hanlin said.
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: "Obviously this was an unfortunate mistake that was in extremely poor taste," Matt West, vice president of business operations for the Hurricanes, said through Hanlin. "It is in no way representative of CanesVision's work."
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: Annabelle Vaughan, a spokeswoman for NC State, referred questions to athletic director Lee Fowler. Fowler did not immediately return a call seeking comment Wednesday.
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: CanesVision operates in the RBC Center, home to the Hurricanes and NC State's men's basketball team. The company -- which also produces commercials and other sports-related content -- works with the university to produce images and video for the large scoreboard at one end of Carter-Finley Stadium.
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