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Articles in April, 2003 issue of Broadcasting & Cable

• In Development for 2003-04 Season.(Illustration)
• War in Iraq takes upfront toll: Talk of fat ad increases for the 2003-04 season has quieted. (Insight the Upfront).
  by Higgins, John M.
• NBC plans post-Friends era: Zucker has strategy to keep ad dollars on the net's biggest night. (TV Buyer).(Jeff Zucker)
  by McClellan, Steve
• War in Iraq: and you are there. (Editorials).(real-time coverage of war poses ethical problems)(Editorial)
• Spirit or Black Rock. (Top of the Week: NAB).(NAB's Spirit of Broadcasting Award)(National Association of Broadcasters)(Brief Article)
• Rupert's vertical reality: tough sledding ahead, but Murdoch finally has his DBS system.
  by Higgins, John M.
• Belo stations' cash flow off 5%. (Breaking).(Brief Article)
• Bottom lines near the top. (Fast Track).(Post-Newsweek Stations' declining revenue for 1st quarter)(Brief Article)
• TV duop songs differ.(rules on ownership of stations, newspapers)
  by McConnell, Bill
• Been there, done that, says Gannett. (Capital Watch).(Gannett Co. does not participate in media-ownership forum)(Brief Article)
• Orphan genre: the halt-hour sitcom; but some networks are taking a chance on the category. (Original: Cable Programming).
  by Romano, Allison
• Changing hands. (Business).(multiple topics)
• Journalism. (Fates & Fortunes).(multiple personnel changes)
• Dereg? We should talk re-reg. (Airtime).(analysis of FCC's media-ownership rules)(Column)
  by Einstein, Mara
• Grounded for Life. (Fully Programmable).(Warner Bros. orders sitcom)(Brief Article)
• eBay moves to 2004. (Syndication).(Brief Article)
  by Albiniak, Paige
• Radio. (Fates & Fortunes).(Lynn Gay, Kris Stevens appointments)(Brief Article)
• Maury makes the upgrade. (Syndie Insider).(Brief Article)
• Small pleasures: short-form shows help to keep kids from changing channels, while inspiring notions like self-reliance, creativity and manners.
• New Canon digital lens retains user settings: Lens's functions will be extended across the product line. (Technology).
  by Kerschbaumer, Ken
• TVBNY comes of age. (Editorials).(Brief Article)
• Back to Baghdad. (RTNDA Briefs).(NBC and CNN to open bureaus in Baghdad)
  by Trigoboff, Dan
• Turner touts cable's 'reach'.(Turner Broadcasting Systems)
  by Higgins, John M.
• Millionaire is cashing in. (Game Show).
  by Albiniak, Paige
• Let's end the game: broadcast nets should get out of the sports business.(Column)
  by Bednarski, P.J.
• Cox's technology pilot: Bowick looks to deliver broadband bundle safely to consumer homes.
  by Dickson, Glen
• Classy Cosby. (RTNDA Briefs).(honors Mr. Rogers and military personnel)(Brief Article)
  by Trigoboff, Dan
• Dueling studies. (RTNDA Briefs).(Brief Article)
  by Trigoboff, Dan
• Big brand on campus. (Hot Spots).(Coca-cola takes stake in College Sports Television)(Brief Article)
• What were they thinking? (Editorials).
• ENPS goes global. (Cutting Edge).(newsroom system)(Brief Article)
• The Cokester. (Top of the Week: NAB).(Cokie Roberts, of ABC News, received NAB's Distinquished Service)(Brief Article)
• Profiting from two worlds. (Market Focus).(El Paso only town in Mountain Time zone in Texas)(large Hispanic population targeted by advertisers)
  by Trigoboff, Dan
• Blacks', whites' Viewing habits mesh. (Breaking).(Brief Article)
• Crossing Over host has live assignment. (Syndie Insider).(John Edward)(Brief Article)
• Public not bothered by ads during wartime. (Top of the Week).
  by McClellan, Steve
• 'Getting to the truth' in Iraq coverage. (Q & A With Fox's Shep Smith).(Interview)
• NVision's everything. (Cutting Edge).(introduces router)(Brief Article)
• VizRT CG system improves transitions. (Technology: NAB Wrap-up).(Brief Article)
  by Kerschbaumer, Ken
• Corrections.(to articles in issue of April 21, 2003)(Brief Article)
• Campaigns. (Hot Spots).(Hershey Foods' Reese's Pieces)(Brief Article)
• Syndie's fine, report confirms. (EBB & Flow).(Brief Article)
  by Grillo, Jean Bergantini
• The show found on the web. (Reality).(Classmates)
  by Albiniak, Paige
• Growing in the springtime. (Market Focus: Roanoke).(WDBJ (TV), Roanoke VA)
  by Miller, Mark
• Mississippi Courts to test cameras. (Market Focus: Roanoke).(Mississippi Supreme Court allows test)(Brief Article)
  by Eggerton, John
• Media. (Fates & Fortunes).(multiple personnel changes)(Brief Article)
• Allied fields. (Fates & Fortunes).(Concrete Pictures makes personnel changes)(Brief Article)
• Belo and the 45% solution. (Editorials).(opposition to raising the 35% cap on a TV-station group owner's national audience reach)(Editorial)
• Beware the MSO, FitzSimons warns. (Broadcaster of the Year).(Brief Article)
  by Jessell, Harry A.
• And another thing about those PVRs: TVB consensus; personal video recorders aren't so scary. (Technology).
  by McClellan, Steve
• WE expands slate of original productions. (Programing).(Brief Article)
  by Romano, Allison
• Programming. (Fates & Fortunes).(personnel changes)(Brief Article)
• New reality for scripted programs. (Technology).
  by Kerschbaumer, Ken
• Long-distance check-up. (Station Break).(Brief Article)
  by Trigoboff, Dan
• Pretty, and thriving, too. (Market Focus).(Missoula, Montana)
  by McClellan, Steve
• Magna's mid-season review. (Hot Spots).(Magna Global USA)(Brief Article)
• PESA gets control. (Cutting Edge).
• Calm before the storm. (Special Report Exclusive).(Illustration)
  by Trigoboff, Dan
• Radio. (Fates & Fortunes).(appointment news briefs)(Brief Article)
• Cable TV. (Fates & Fortunes).(multiple company appointments and promotions)(Brief Article)
• Another fight over carriage.
  by Albiniak, Paige
• Sex, violence and science. (Fast Track).(Brief Article)
• FX. (The Show Business).(gets good ratings with Lucky)(Brief Article)
• iVAST cracks codes. (Cutting Edge).(introduced the Live Broadcast Encoder at NAB)(National Association of Broadcasters)(Brief Article)
• Car ads should hold steady: but some automakers are increasing marketing to woo wary consumers. (TV Buyer).
  by Higgins, John M.
• Regis Corp.'s Supercuts hair-care chain next week will break three humorous, guy-oriented TV commercials carrying the theme line "We know how it is." (New Campaigns).(Brief Article)
• Management Hall of Fame: spotlight on leadership. (A Special Advertisement Supplement).(National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences)
  by Haley, Kathy
• Programming. (Fates & Fortunes).(appoointments)(Brief Article)
• Should the networks abandon sports? Morgan Stanley's Richard Bilotti analyzes profitability to broadcasters. (Broadcast).
  by Higgins, John M.
• War no drag on U.S. ad spending. (TV Buyer).
  by Higgins, John M.
• Early Show regains No. 3 spot. (Breaking).(week of April 14-18, 2003)(Brief Article)
• A good picture can land you in jail. (Fast Track).(Fox News Channel fires Ben Johnson)(Brief Article)
• TNN hopes mainly men will watch 'Spike TV': Niche channel's new name is intended to evoke race cars, strippers and muscles. (Top of the Week).
  by Romano, Allison
• Obituary.(veteran television writer Thomas Caulfield)(Brief Article)(Obituary)
• Strategy sampler. (Original: Cable Programming).(multiple topics)
• Bayh says rock a baby. (Government).(Evan Bayh favors ads promoting fatherhood)(Brief Article)
  by McConnell, Bill
• Turner Entertainment Group. (Fully Programmable).(Steve Koonin)(Brief Article)
• Date book.(Calendar)
• Museum pieces. (Facetime).(Discovery executive gathers for advertising-sales upfront at American Museum of Natural History )(Brief Article)
• Associations/law firms. (Fates & Fortunes).(multiple personnel changes)(Brief Article)

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