Broadcasting and Cable

21. New Road For Ad Sales
If anything became clear during this summer's upfront ad market, it was that the media industry—and the language of media—is radically changing. Virtually every major ...
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22. No Matter What You Speak
NBC Universal is giving its kids' programming a new accent. The company is joining with several partners to launch Qubo, a weekend block offered in ...
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23. Tips in Two Languages
While many programmers wrestle over whether they should be reaching their Hispanic audiences in English or in Spanish, public station KCET is doing both. In ...
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24. TuTv's Five Flavors
Bigger isn't always better when it comes to Hispanic marketing, says Ariela Nerubay, VP of sales and marketing at TuTv, a five-channel venture between Televisa ...
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25. 'House' on Fire
NBC Universal Domestic Television Distribution has licensed House to Fox stations in New York, Los Angeles and Chicago for a double run on weekends beginning ...
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26. NBC Unveils Mammoth HD Displays
Celebrating its return to NFL coverage, NBC unveiled a high-definition studio at its New York headquarters that features two of the world's largest HD plasma ...
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27. Clearer View For 'View'
The View has received a high-def makeover for its 10th season, coinciding with the debut of moderator Rosie O'Donnell last week. The Emmy Award-winning chatfest ...
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28. Can He Fix Viacom?
By axing his longtime friend and CEO Tom Freston, Viacom Chairman Sumner Redstone tightened his grip on management and vowed to put the media powerhouse ...
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29. TV Guide Net Gets Makeover
The TV Guide Channel is launching its sixth new series of the year, The Fashion Team, in an ongoing effort to reposition itself as the ...
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30. Deals
TVs WUPV Ashland, va. PRICE: $47 million BUYER: Southeastern Media Holdings Inc. SELLER: Lockwood Broadcasting (James Lockwood Jr., CEO) FACILITIES: Ch. 65, 2,690 kW, ant.
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