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Articles in October, 2001 issue of Broadcasting & Cable

• CNN's bin Laden dilemma.(possible interview with Osama bin Laden)(Brief Article)
  by Trigoboff, Dan
• 2001 Fall web guide.(listing of Web sites)(Brief Article)
• Eyes wide Shut.(underreporting by TV news programs may be causing surprise at depth of anti-Americanism)
  by McCLELLAN, STEVE
• FREED IN FRISCO.(former KRON-TV anchor Pete Wilson joins SF radio station)(Brief Article)
  by TRIGOBOFF, DAN
• Cronin sues Fox Family.(Stock options)(Brief Article)
  by Higgins, John M.
• Strong on awareness.(NBC Enterprises and King World expect syndicated television shows to do well; also includes statistical list of program ratings for September 24-30)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Ault, Susanne
• ODETICS BROADCAST.(company's AIRO flagship automation product)(Brief Article)
• OPEN MIKE.
  by Johansen, Bruce
• NBC Enterprises.(selects George Gray to host syndicated version of Weakest Link)(Brief Article)
• CITADEL OKS MAHER.(Citadel Communications put the show Politically Incorrect back on its stations)(Brief Article)
  by TRIGOBOFF, DAN
• Obituaries.(Thomas J. Pappalardo, Solomon Segall, Michael Libretti)(Obituary)
• XM's downer upper.(XM Satellite Radio satellites degrading faster than expected)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Albiniak, Paige
• Sony retires ana1og camcorder.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Grotticelli, Michael
• People.(broadcast executive appointments)(Brief Article)
• Changing Hands.(broadcasting acquisitions)(Brief Article)
• Rallying with retail.(following September 11, 2001)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Ault, Susanne
• Sony re-creates itself.(Brief Article)
  by Schlosser, Joe
• THE WAR ZONE.(Radio-Television News Directors Association meeting cancelled after Islamic terrorist attacks)(Brief Article)
• Broadcast Watch.(Ratings)(Brief Article)
• Tragedy's new tall order.(television stations to start broadcasting from Empire State Building)(Brief Article)
  by Grotticelli, Michael
• DON'T TAKE A LETTER.(Federal Communications Commission will no longer accept documents enclosed in envelopes)(Brief Article)
• Syndication Watch.(Syndicated television programming ratings)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• Copps's Lone voice.(Federal Communications Commission Democratic member Michael Copps)(Brief Article)
  by McConnell, Bill
• Schleyer: Rent-a-boss?(Question if new CEO is leverage against Comcast bid)(Brief Article)
  by Higgins, John M.
• Wanted: Clear DTV picture.(FCC planning transition to digital TV)(Brief Article)
  by McConnell, Bill
• RETRANS TRUCE IN WASHINGTON.(agreement between Cox Cable and Allbritton Communications allows ABC Washington, DC affiliate to air Redskins football game)(Brief Article)
  by TRIGOBOFF, DAN
• At the top of the pole.(biography of Pat Esser)(Brief Article)
  by Higgins, John M.
• ENCODA SYSTEMS.(Products)(Brief Article)
• THOMSON AUTOMATION.(Thomson Multimedia/Broadcast Solutions)(Brief Article)
• Proceed with caution, but proceed.(news media need to be careful about reporting about the Afghan war)(Brief Article)(Editorial)
• Albritton Communications.(in dispute with Cox Communications Inc.)(Brief Article)
• Moving on.(Kimberly Godwin to repalce Nancy Bauer-Gonzales as KNBC-TV news director)(Brief Article)
  by TRIGOBOFF, DAN
• WAITING FOR THE RUSH.(manufacturers of Internet television broadcasting technology)(Brief Article)
  by GROTTICELLI, MICHAEL
• Access review.(the Federal Communications Commission to review program-access rules of cable industry)(Brief Article)
• Western wanes.
• Silence isn't golden.(Bill Maher's right to say whatever he likes)(Brief Article)(Editorial)
• ONE OF A KIND.(Gregory Nava)(Brief Article)(Interview)
  by SCHLOSSER, JOE
• Still gung ho on NATPE 2002.(Bruce Johansen says National Association of Television Program Executives conference is still ago with finer details to be worked out)(Brief Article)
  by Ault, Susanne
• Beating downers with uplifting fare.(Cinncinnati, Ohio's broadcasting market)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Ault, Suzanne
• Beyond Technology.(communications)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• Pushing Ahead on Interactived.(PowerTV)(Brief Article)
• Facing reality.(Federal Communications Commission to propose E-Z-Waiver form for broadcasters)(Brief Article)
• New take on NBC'S San Francisco switch.(Brief Article)
  by McClellan, Steve
• People.(employee changes, various companies)(Brief Article)
• CHP CHIPS IN.(California Highway Patrol video on anthrax exposure procedures)(Brief Article)
  by TRIGOBOFF, DAN
• Obituary.(Jacqueline Babbin)(Brief Article)(Obituary)
  by Williams-Rude, Beatrice
• Lo mas grande deal de NBC.(Buys Telemundo)(Brief Article)
  by McClellan, Steve
• NO-FLY ZONE.(Northern Alliance welcomes media)(Brief Article)
  by Romano, Allison
• Studios USA.(writing/producing team Nancy Miller and Gary Randall signed to development deal)(Brief Article)
• BELO DOUBLES UP.(acquisition of KSKN-TV in Spokane gives company a duopoly in that market)(Brief Article)
  by TRIGOBOFF, DAN
• Targeted streaming.(Decisionmark offering localized online viewing areas)(Brief Article)
  by Kerschbaumer, Ken
• Help wanted.(FCC allows noncommercial broadcasters to receive advertisement funding from DTV services)(Brief Article)(Editorial)
• Charter urges calm.(Charter Communications locks in top executives, soothe shareholders)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Higgins, John M.
• The Grass Valley Group.(to lay off 10 percent of workers)(Brief Article)
• Lifetime's quiet threepeat.(Lifetime Cable Network leads in ratings for the third quarter)(Brief Article)
  by Romano, Allison
• SCRIPPS HAS A HART.(Scripps Television names Jim Hart to head WPTV-West Palm Beach, FL)(Brief Article)
  by TRIGOBOFF, DAN
• Synergy, take II.(Paramount Domestic Television plans contract to put MTV's Unplugged into syndication)(Brief Article)
• Oh say, can you see Bill Maher?(comments on Politically Incorrect result in advertisers pulling support for the show)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Trigoboff, Dan
• To the network born.(Jim McNamara, president and CEO of Telemundo Group Inc.)(Brief Article)
  by McClellan, Steve
• TIMELINE: A DECADE OF TLC.(Brief Article)(Company Profile)
• VIRAGE EXPANDS SOFTWARE LINE.(VideoLogger 5.0, Software Developer Kit 5.0 and ControlCenter 2.0)(Brief Article)
• Stations to get DTV reprieve.(digital television and the FCC)(Brief Article)
  by McConnell, Bill
• AT DEADLINE: FOX-VIACOM SWAP.(Brief Article)
• GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS.(Denver Business Journal aired on Fox TV station)(Brief Article)
  by TRIGOBOFF, DAN
• Series to star in Nov. sweeps.(Networks try to push regular shows)(Brief Article)
  by Schlosser, Joe
• Short-forming DTV.(proposed Federal Communications Commission regulations)(Brief Article)
  by McConnell, Bill
• Repurposed Riggs.(22 Minutes With Eleanor Riggs)(Brief Article)
  by Ault, Susanne
• NATPE reaches out.(National Association of Television Program Executives)(Brief Article)
  by Ault, Susanne
• THE WAR AT HOME AND ABROAD.(multiple briefs)(Brief Article)
• For some, this war is local.(ABC reporters sent to cover war on terrorism in Afghanistan)(Brief Article)
  by Trigoboff, Dan
• Fox scores with baseball.(Fox Broadcasting ratings)(Brief Article)
  by Tedesco, Richard
• FITTING THE BILL.(Bill Peterson, new executive at WPTV station in West Palm Beach, Florida)(Brief Article)
  by TRIGOBOFF, DAN
• FocusHouston.(Houston, Texas television market)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• S-A INKS DEAL WITH AOL.(America Online Inc. to offer AOL TV service for cable, to use set-top boxes from Scientific-Atlanta Inc. to)(Brief Article)
• Get moving on DTV, or else.(Brief Article)
  by Albiniak, Paige
• Williams Communications.(Brief Article)
• Limbaugh's strange plight.(Rush Limbaugh's sudden hearing loss)(Brief Article)
  by Romano, Allison
• It's not just beer.(the Milwaukee, WI, television market)(Brief Article)
  by Ault, Susanne
• EDI by 2002.(electronic data interchange for TV stations planned for 2002)(Brief Article)
• FCC last week said cable operators may pass the entire cost of local franchise fees to subscribers.(Federal Communications Commission)(Brief Article)

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