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Suzanne spends her days at Martha Stewart Living slightly differently than most editors. While the rest of the staff is tinkering with recipes in the test kitchen or creating wreaths and valentines in the crafts room, Suzanne is experimenting with the latest crop of digital cameras and checking out the memory capacity on different laptops. She then develops this research into technology stories for the magazines, for her weekly radio show, and for The Martha Stewart Show. She ... appears regularly on ESPN2’s Cold Pizza, and serves as contributing editor to Popular Science magazine. Suzanne spent the last 15 years shaping the technology coverage—introducing readers to the wonders of the Internet, celebrating the emergence of HD, and in general reveling in a seemingly endless stream of cool gadgets.
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If anyone could turn a stay in jail into a good thing, it's legendary lifestyle maven Martha Stewart. Following the completion of her sentence on federal criminal charges, Stewart has not shied away from the limelight. Rather, she and her company, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia (MSLO), have embraced the spotlight. The company has its fingers in many money-making pies: publishing (magazines and books), TV (programs), radio (satellite radio network channel), and merchandising. Stewart was accused of insider trading relating to the sale of her ImClone stock, and was later convicted for lying to investigators and obstruction of justice. Stewart controls about 55% of MSLO's stock and about 92% of voting stock.
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MSLO operates a satellite radio channel, Martha Stewart Living Radio, on Channel 112 of the Sirius Satellite Radio network. Among programs on the channel there is a weekday-evening talk show co-hosted by Martha Stewart's daughter, Alexis Stewart.
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In addition to television and merchandising, MSLO launched a 24-hour satellite radio channel with Sirius in November 2005, on which Stewart currently hosts a weekly call-in show. Stewart has ... encouraged the use of Wikipedia on her program during a segment on pomegranates in order for viewers to learn more about that fruit's symbolism in Jewish tradition. In addition, she has mentioned making a Martha Stewart online encyclopedia: Marthapedia.com.
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