Our pals over at TVNewser were flipping through BusinessWeek, and they found out that Alan Greenspan is finally ready for the cameras. The former Federal Reserve chairman, whose publisher demanded a broadcast media blackout when he showed up at BookExpo America to promote he Age of Turbulence: Adventures in a New World earlier this year, is lined up for 60 Minutes on September 16, followed by the Today show the following morning. Then he’s off to the Union Square Barnes & Noble that night, where he’ll presumably sign a couple hundred units from the reported 1,000,000-copy first printing. At least he won’t have to compete for shelf space with If I Did It, right?
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