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Slideshow NBC skips 9/11 moment of silence, keeps up with Kardashians Tweet Share this Email Print Related News Obama: 9/11 victims never to be forgotten Tue, Sep 11 2012 Analysis & Opinion The morning after the night before Data shows thousands circumvented NBC Olympics coverage Related Topics Entertainment » Fashion » Television » Media » Reality television sisters (L-R) Kourtney, Khloe and Kim Kardashian pose with their favorite guilty pleasure award for 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' at the 2011 People's Choice Awards in Los Angeles January 5, 2011 Credit: Reuters/Danny Moloshok By Chris Francescani NEW YORK | Tue Sep 11, 2012 7:50pm EDT NEW YORK (Reuters) - For NBC's "Today" show, keeping up with the Kardashians on Tuesday trumped observing a moment of silence marking the attacks of September 11, an American television news tradition observed by every other U.S. broadcast network. At 8:46 a.m., ABC, CBS and Fox all aired live silent footage of grim-faced firefighters and somber families from various memorials, marking the minute 11 years ago when the first of two hijacked airplanes struck New York's Twin Towers. NBC's "Today" morning program at the same moment broadcast an interview with Kris Jenner, the mother of Kim Kardashian and a cast member of the popular reality show "Keeping Up with the Kardashians." NBC has found itself under scrutiny since ABC News' "Good Morning America" recently snapped a 14-year streak as the top-rated U.S. morning show. NBC did not immediately return calls for comment but defended its decision to the website Politico.com. "The Today show dedicated a considerable amount of time to September 11th coverage this morning throughout the entire show," spokeswoman Megan Kopf told the site. The program included an extensive segment on a 9/11 survivor. Returning from a commercial break Tuesday morning, "Today" anchor Savannah Guthrie introduced Jenner at 8:45 a.m. and began a discussion about the celebrity's breast implant replacement surgery, the run-up to which was featured on one of the show's episodes. "I gotta say," Guthrie began, "I know you guys are all for ‘baring it all,' but is there ever a time where you say ‘OK, we can turn the cameras off now?'" Jenner said no. "You know, I thought it was such a great idea to film that," she replied about replacing her implants. "It was so important, healthwise, to remind women, you know, check your expiration date!" Throughout the day, the network morning-show industry hummed with animated discussions about NBC's unexpected programming. "Oh...my...God," one rival "Good Morning America" staffer intoned. "What were they thinking?" NBC is controlled by Comcast and Fox is owned by News Corp. 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