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Articles in September, 1998 issue of Broadcasting & Cable

• ESPN gets SMART.
  by Higgins, John M.
• Chancellor's great outdoors.(Brief Article)
• Two TV stations drop Stern.
  by Trigoboff, Dan
• Anderson is the newest 'Feud'er.(comedian Louie Anderson to host 'Family Feud' on Pearson Television)
  by Schlosser, Joe
• HOLLYWOOD.(King World's production of 'Roseanne' TV program)(Brief Article)
• Titanic television.
  by Stroud, Michael
• 'Rosie' renewals.(ABC and NBC TV stations renew contracts to produce The Rosie O'Donnell Show)(Brief Article)
  by Schlosser, Joe
• DTV or bust. says Kennard.(Bill Kennard)
  by Jessell, Harry A.
• Cable opposes new Internet regs.(Brief Article)
  by McConnell, Bill
• Cable: Writing fiction?(digital television compatibility)(Brief Article)
  by McConnell, Chris
• Grades improve for local news.(Frank N. Magid Associates survey)
  by McClellan, Stephen
• PEOPLE'S CHOICE.(television program ratings)(Illustration)
• iAudio brings radio distribution to Internet.(Brief Article)
  by Anderson, Karen
• NBC to push video streaming in a big way.
  by Tedesco, Richard
• Clarification.(to article about Communications Equity Associates' financing of The Documentary Channel in Sept. 7, 1998 issue)(Correction Notice)
• California Microwave debuts digital STLs.
  by Anderson, Karen
• Surprise departure.(Brief Article)
• MGM makes news.
  by Schlosser, Joe
• TCI signs with ADcom.
  by Petrozzello, Donna
• CABLE'S TOP 25.
• MediaOne widens digital domain.
• Clear sailing for 'Dating,' 'City Heat'
  by Schlosser, Joe
• Buena Vista takes Coles to daytime
  by Schlosser, Joe
• CBS O&Os punt the promos
  by McClellan, Steve
• CNN Interactive reported a record-setting pace of 340,000 hits per minute on its Website last Friday
• 'Felicity' heads to college.
  by Stroud, Michael
• Buena Vista takes Coles to daytime. (Brief Article)
  by Schlosser, Joe
• 'Diana' helps NBC's ratings.(Brief Article)
  by Schlosser, Joe
• Remembrance of hearings past.
  by Petrozzello, Donna
• Senate OKs $340 million for CPB.(Brief Article)
  by McConnell, Bill
• 'Forgive or Forget' upgraded.
  by Schlosser, Joe
• TCI, Time Warner close joint Kansas deal.(Brief Article)
  by Higgins, John M.
• Cable up, broadcast down.(Interface XII)(Brief Article)(Panel Discussion)
  by Petrozzello, Donna
• And network perks are better.(survey)(Brief Article)
  by Jessell, Harry A.
• Pushing the limits of ENG.(electronic news gathering)
  by Anderson, Karen
• Syndicators gear up for NATPE.(National Association of Television Program Executives)
  by Schlosser, Joe
• Another showdown at the Alamo.(Brief Article)
  by Trigoboff, Dan
• Record M&A activity for Daniels.
  by Colman, Price
• Rebo Group closes shop.(Brief Article)
  by Dickson, Glen
• The first week of ratings (four days) are in for a number of new syndicated shows, including King World's two new first-run series.(Brief Article)
• The FCC has approved technical standards that will allow wireless cable operators.(Brief Article)
• MSN pushes portal profile with search engine release.
  by Tedesco, Richard
• Dog days sit up for DirecTV.(Brief Article)
  by Higgins, John M.
• Worldvision's syndicated series Judge Judy begins its third season today.(Brief Article)
• Fall TV heats up.(Industry Overview)
  by Stroud, Michael
• Help wanted in Kennard's office.(Brief Article)
  by McConnell, Bill
• First Pax nationals... sort of.
  by Joe, Michael^Schlosser Stroud
• Expanding overhead.
  by Trigoboff, Dan
• Dish night at EchoStar.
  by Colman, Price
• WBTV goes digital with Comark.
  by Karen, Glen^Anderson Dickson
• ESPN launches first-down graphics for NFL.
  by Dickson, Glen
• 'Spin City' goes 'Back to the Future'
  by Schlosser, Joe
• Pax launches NFL pregame show
  by Schlosser, Joe
• KCPT gets ACT in gear with Acrodyne
  by Anderson, Karen
• Burns on ISOs
  by McConnell, Bill
• AMS Neve bows new console
  by Dickson, Glen
• Cutting edge at ABC News
  by McClellan, Steve
• DirecTV deals in Hackberry Creek.(Brief Article)
  by Colman, Price
• 'FELICITY' VOTED Most Likely to Succeed.
  by Stroud, Michael
• All-sports working overtime for AM presence.
  by Merli, John
• Feb. 1 may see satellite cutoff.(PrimeTime 24)
  by Albiniak, Paige
• ultimatety's top 100.(TV Web site reports ratings of top 100 TV shows)(Brief Article)
  by Schlosser, Joe
• There she is, Mrs. America.(Pax TV to air Mrs. America pageant)(Brief Article)
  by Schlosser, Joe
• Sounds like a natural.(Brief Article)
  by Higgins, John M.
• BA plans DBS rollout in D.C.(Bell Atlantic; direct broadcast satellite television)(Brief Article)
  by Higgins, John M.
• News nets soar as market tanks.(Brief Article)
  by Higgins, John
• The ax men cometh.(networks downsize)
  by McClellan, Steve
• Royal green.(copyright fees, first half of 1998)(Brief Article)
• PrimeStar tea leaves.(buyout rumors)(Brief Article)
• Court denies recruitment rehearing. (United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit)(Brief Article)
  by Albiniak, Paige
• There oughta be a law.(Frank N. Magid Associates survey: fairness)(Brief Article)
  by Jessell, Harry A.
• Modern rock dominates young listener demos.(radio broadcasting)(Brief Article)
  by Merli, John
• DBS tops J.D. Power survey.
  by Petrozzello, Donna
• Dolan blasts programming restrictions.(Charles Dolan)(Brief Article)
  by Higgins, John M.
• Novocom produces tags for NBC News. (Brief Article)
  by Dickson, Glen
• FCC requires more captioning.(Brief Article)
  by McConnell, Bill
• Late last week, Nielsen also still was reconfirming the Pax TV lineup of TV stations and cable systems.(Brief Article)
• Express time for local.(direct broadcast satellite television)
• The morning news race.(Brief Article)
• Citadel Communications Corp.(Brief Article)

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