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- TV Networks' No-Pilot Strategy Crashes and Burns
- Not much is sacred in the way broadcast TV operates anymore. So last year, when network bigs such as Les Moonves of CBS and NBC's Jeff Zucker and Ben Silverman, came out pooh-poohing the benefits of pilots -- those test versions of prospective new series -- it seemed like just...
- Blog posts 2008-12-02
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- thePlatform Enables TV Everywhere for TV Networks, Lands New Customers
- TV Everywhere is getting another shot of momentum this morning as thePlatform , one of the leading online video platform companies and a subsidiary of Comcast is rolling out new features aimed at giving TV networks greater control of their programs in the coming TV Everywhere...
- News items 2009-11-22
- U.S. TV networks leaving Iraq
- NEW YORK: Quietly, as the U.S. presidential election and its aftermath have dominated the news, three American broadcast networks - CBS, NBC and ABC - have stopped sending full-time correspondents to Iraq. At the same time, the major U.S. television networks have been trying to add newspeople in Afghanistan and Pakistan,...
- News items 2009-08-07
- Upfront sales hit $6 billion; TV networks show good gains over last year's market. (upfront advertising sales)
- TV networks show good gains over last year's market The broadcast TV networks have completed their third consecutive record upfront sales season, reaching $6 billion for the first time. Sales executives credited the continuing strong economy a TV networks...
- Research articles 1997-06-09
- Are U.S. TV Networks Headed for the Same Fate as Newspapers?
- Looking at new data from London-based Screen Digest concerning the ad haul for U.S. broadcast networks echos another industry that has found the transition to an online world not all it's cracked up to be: the newspaper industry. First, the good news â€" ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC...
- Blog posts 2009-06-29
- Pay nets growing amid basic worries. (pay TV networks; basic cable TV)(Industry Overview)
- After a stellar 1994, premium networks and cable operators report that growth has continued at a steady pace this year. Publicly, the pay TV networks said they remain bullish on cable sales, but privately, pay network executives are concerned that After a stellar...
- Research articles 1995-08-14
- Upfront Kicks Off as Teens Tune Out; New Online Research Shows 80% of 16-18 Year Olds Can't Name All Four Top TV Networks - NBC, ABC, CBS and FOX
- NEW YORK -- Bolt Media today unveiled the results of an online survey, which polled people aged 16-34 about their time spent online and watching TV. A vast majority - 85% - said they spend their free time surfing the Internet - compared to only 69% who say their free...
- Research articles 2006-05-15
- Obama Is Expensive, $30 Million Habit for TV Networks
- The Hollywood Reporter is letting its readers in on a dirty secret about the TV-friendly Obama Administration, and now I'll let you in on it: President Obama and all his press conferences is costing the TV networks too much money, and they're not happy about it. According...
- Blog posts 2009-05-08
- Playboy TV Networks.(People)(names Tammy Brown director of marketing)(Brief Article)
- TAMMY BROWN was named director of marketing at Playboy TV Networks. Most recently a marketing consultant to ... TAMMY BROWN was named director of marketing at Playboy TV Networks. Most recently a marketing consultant to ABC Cable Networks Group, she had been vice president,...
- Research articles 2003-12-01
- The End of the Middlemen (i.e., Newspapers and TV Networks)
- Disintermediation. There's a term you probably haven't heard much since the '90s. But the idea of eliminating the middleman is alive and well in the media industry, circa 2008, even if we don't talk about it in exactly those terms these days. While traditional journalism debates --...
- Blog posts 2008-07-01
- TV Networks Looking for Ways to Cut Corners
- Julia Boorstin submits: setDefault('cnbc_textbody'); iStockphotoI've blogged extensively about how the industry-wide decline in advertising is hitting TV networks. Now we're in November sweeps and the networks are developing scripts for next year and we're starting to see TV networks find ways to cut back. I expect to hear about...
- External links 2008-11-18
- USA Networks is launching a corporate identity campaign for its international TV networks.
- USA Networks is launching a corporate identity campaign for its international TV networks: USA Latin America, USA Brazil and Sci-Fi Channel Europe. "[I]t is essential that we communicate our identity, our success and our very strong credentials at home and abroad," says Rafael Pastor, president of...
- Research articles 1997-03-03
- FOX Viewers Have Strongest Interest in Interactive TV Services, According to TechTrends; New Reports Reveal New Opportunities for Cable, Satellite and Broadcast TV Networks
- Business/Technology Editors BOSTON--BUSINESS WIRE--March 20, 2001 According to new research findings from TechTrends, Inc., FOX is the best positioned of the four major broadcast TV networks to capitalize on the development and delivery of new interactive TV services. This research has revealed that frequent viewers of FOX (NYSE:NWS)...
- Research articles 2001-03-20
- Ownership vs. Quality; Reversing a Trend Toward TV Networks' Owning What They Air, New Schedules Show More Openness to Using Outside Suppliers.(2003 Upfronts)(television networks are ordering more programs from outside suppliers)(Industry Overview)
- Byline: Leslie Ryan Reversing a Trend Toward TV Networks' Owning What They Air, New Schedules Show More Openness to Using Outside Suppliers The broadcast networks and major studios are singing a different tune about vertical integration this year. Hardball...
- Research articles 2003-05-19
- The End of the Middlemen (i.e., Newspapers and TV Networks)
- The End of the Middlemen (i.e., Newspapers and TV Networks)RE: The End of the Middlemen (i.e., Newspapers and TV Networks)Well, I wouldn't throw commercial radio into the junk heap, yet. With Limbaugh's reported Clear Channel and Premier contracts totaling $400 million dollars, I sense that ancient vehicle will continue...
- Discussion threads 2008-07-02
- Broadcasters connecting to cable; TV networks among largest investors in cable services; latest is CBS's buy of TNN, CMT. (Nashville Network and Country Music Television)(Cover Story)
- TV networks among largest investors in cable services; latest is CBS's buy of TNN, CMT TV networks among largest investors in cable services; latest is CBS's buy of TNN, CMT
- Research articles 1997-02-17
- TV networks and other telecommunications companies.(Brief Article)
- TV networks and other telecommunications companies may soon be permitted to get satellite time directly from Intelsat, rather than obtaining capacity through Comsat. The FCC last Thursday asked for industry comment on whether such a change would in TV networks and other telecommunications companies...
- Research articles 1998-10-26
- TV networks eye digital delivery; plan for compressed NTSC and DTV feeds.(Special Report: Domestic Satellites)
- As the major broadcast TV networks gear up to launch digital broadcasts this fall, they are evaluating how best to utilize their existing satellite capacity to support both continuing NTSC service and new DTV transmissions. NBC, CBS, Fox an ...
- Research articles 1998-01-26
- Biz channels mull China's news crackdown. (business TV networks)
- HONG KONG - Business TV networks targeting the Pacific Rim had mixed reactions last week to the news that China is cracking down on the flow of financial information into the country. China's State Council announced last week that foreign wire se ...
- Research articles 1996-01-22
- TV networks losing ground as adverts and audience drift to digital media.
- Byline: John Lehman and Lara Sinclair May 01, 2006 (The Australian - ABIX via COMTEX) -- Merrill Lynch has released a new report that highlights the vulnerability of Australia's free-to-air TV networks to digital media rivals. The nation's commercial networks have steadily lost...
- Research articles 2006-05-01
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