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Articles in December, 2003 issue of Broadcasting & Cable

• The WB 100+ Station Group.(Programming)(promoted Don Davis and Kim Wilcox)(Brief Article)
• The Herb and Ray show: A&E's founders recall a "lemonade" solution for two lemon channels.(A Special Advertising Supplement)
• CBS, affils deal on NCAA.(Top of the Week)(Brief Article)
  by Eggerton, John
• No FCC nod yet for DirecTV.(Breaking ...)
• Corrections.(Top of the Week)(Correction Notice)
• WABC-TV topples WNBC.(Station Break)(in November sweeps)(Brief Article)
  by Eggerton, John
• Broadcasters rearm for '04.(Top of the Week)(television networks are revamping their networks)
  by Albiniak, Paige
• Mediacom Communications.(Cable TV)(announces promotions of Brian M. Walsh, Mark E. Stephan and John G. Pascarelli)(Brief Article)
• Bay News 9.(Journalism)(announces various appointments)(Brief Article)
• That '70s success.(off-net)(Carsey-Werner-Mandabach has success with the syndication of 'That '70s Show')
  by Albiniak, Paige
• Station-cap roulette now lands on 39%.(the Bush Administration reaches a compromise over media deregulation by agreeing to permanently set the national TV-station-ownership cap at 39%)
  by McConnell, Bill
• Peacock: no heir apparently.(Top of the Week)
  by Albiniak, Paige
• Nielsen ratings: Dec. 8-14.(Syndication Watch)(Illustration)
• Talkers slip in first week of December.(Syndie Insider)(Brief Article)
• Two cents.(Forum Letters Editorials)(Andy Rooney discusses the capture of Saddam Hussein)
• Days gets additional lives on SoapNet: acquisition of popular soap is a coup for the cable channel. (Days of Our Lives reruns).(Top of the Week)
  by Romano, Allison
• HBO. (Carnivale renewed).(Around the Tube)(Brief Article)
• Reality maven Mark Burnett is producing unscripted drama The Casino for Fox.(Around the Tube)(Brief Article)
• FCC.(Broadcast News)(Brief Article)
• Their own show.(station groups)( introducing syndicated programs)(Brief Article)
  by Albiniak, Paige
• Moonves knocked by showtime exec.(Programming)(CBS president Leslie Moonves criticized by Robert Greenblatt for not understanding content of television program 'The Reagans')(Brief Article)
  by Romano, Allison
• November loves syndication. (syndicated television ratings during sweeps month).(Programming)
  by Albiniak, Paige
• Healthy and busy.(Market focus: Lexington (Kentucky)
• For Omneon co-founder, it's all about IT: video-server supplier bases vision of success on support. (Larry Kaplan, information technology).(The Fifth Estater)(Company Profile)
  by Kerschbaumer, Ken
• Andrew and Channel Master.(Cutting Edge)(Andrew Corp. acquires Channel Master L.L.C.)(Brief Article)
• Quantel ties into P2.(Cutting Edge)(product compatibility partnership with Panasonic)(Brief Article)
• That's entertainment, not news.(Open Mike)(Letter to the Editor)
  by Fontaine, Wendy
• Showtime doesn't provide ratings, but sources say The Reagans attracted about 1.1 million viewers when it debuted Nov. 30.(The News)(Brief Article)
• Time Warner Cable has signed a deal with MCI and Sprint to deploy a nationwide digital phone service based on voice-over-Internet Protocol technology.(Corporate Views)(Brief Article)
• Divide and conquer, DTV style.(Editorials)(Brief Article)
• Nexstar's IPO underwhelms.(Breaking ...)(Nexstar Broadcasting's initial-public-offering )(Brief Article)
• Michigan Association of Broadcasters.(Allied Fields)(named Larry Crittenden executive director, programs & communications)(Brief Article)
• Bigger every day.(Fresno)
• Politics is filthy, too.(Regulation)(Brief Article)
• Little left for syndie scatter.(EBB & Flow)(syndicated TV's fourth-quarter scatter market is likely to end flat at best)(Brief Article)
  by Grill, Jean Bergantini
• TV Guide Network Ad Sales.(Programming)(announces appointments of Julie Bruzzone and Mark Mintz)(Brief Article)
• TV Land, Nick at Nite plan original series.(Don't Repeat This)
  by Romano, Allison
• Must-carry, but through the back door.(Top of the Week)
  by McConnell, Bill
• Obituaries.(People)(Brief Article)
• Pols' dough to flow: even with court blessing, reform law not expected to slow TV campaigning.(political advertising financing)
  by McConnell, Bill
• Quieter, softer network scatter.(EBB & Flow)(advertising revenues)(Brief Article)(Industry Overview)
  by Grillo, Jean Bergantini
• Guest hosts step up for Sharon. (Sharon Osbourne's talk show).(Syndie Insider)(Brief Article)
• Xtend extends Cox spectrum.(Cutting Edge)(Cox Communications)(Brief Article)
• A flat quarter for TV spot. (spot advertising).(EBB & Flow)(Brief Article)
  by Grillo, Jean Bergantini
• Ad revenue to rise 7%: Universal McCann forecaster expects network TV to climb 12%. (Robert Coen).(2004 Outlook)
  by McClellan, Steve
• KLCS-TV taps Leitch. (Leitch Technology, Los Angeles public broadcasting station moves to digital).(Cutting Edge)(Brief Article)
• Sony Pictures Television International.(Programming)(announces appointments of Ross Pollack and John Fukunaga)(Brief Article)
• Major meetings.(Brief Article)(Calendar)
• Power and responsibility. (civilized behavior).(Open Mike)(Brief Article)(Letter to the Editor)
  by Withers, James G.
• The Davatzes factor: Nick Davatzes pleases rival owners and wins industry friends with one seriously long TV gig.(A Special Advertising Supplement)
• Crawford goes HD.(Cutting Edge)(Brief Article)
• Put a fox in that manger.(Journalism)(Brief Article)
• Let's study war some more.(Editorials: Broadcasting & Cable committed to the first amendment)(Brief Article)(Editorial)
• Primed for glory: AETN strategizes ad-sales and ratings growth.(A Special Advertising Supplement)
• Next Survivor draws 4 blue chip sponsors.(Top of the Week)
  by McClellan, Steve
• Time Warner Cable, sued by American Movie Classics last month, countersued last week.(The News)(Brief Article)
• Omneon Video Networks.(Technology)(announces appointments of James L. Skupien and Keith L. Andoos)(Brief Article)
• The prime time race.(Syndication Watch)(Illustration)
• Live to live in California for a week.(Syndie Insider)(Brief Article)
• Returning fire.(Station Break)(KSTC-TV is airing holiday music from 7:00 PM Christmas Eve until 3:00 PM Christmas Day)(Brief Article)
  by John Eggerton
• Marathon man.(Station Break)(Brief Article)
  by John Eggerton
• AARP.(Programming)(named Richard Kurlander television program development executive)(Brief Article)
• Hip-Hop's bad rap is undeserved.(Airtime: guest commentary)(appreciation of hip-hop music)(Column)
  by Lynch, Tom
• Comcast buys Tribune's Golf stake.(Breaking ...)(Tribune Broadcasting Co. is selling its 8.9% stake in Golf Channel to Comcast for $100 million)(Brief Article)
• KRON-TV yanks newscasts.(Station Break)(Brief Article)
  by Eggerton, John
• Changing hands.(broadcasting industry acquisitions, divestments)
• Sachs: multicast carriage threatens 'dumbed-down' TV.(Capital Watch)(Brief Article)
• OMF meets Final Cut Pro. (Open Media Format, Automatic Duck).(Cutting Edge)(Brief Article)
• Right idea, flawed execution. (campaign finance laws upheld).(Broadcasting & Cable committed to the first amendment)(Brief Article)(Editorial)
• Hearst-Argyle Television Inc.(Broadcast TV)(announces appointments of Mike Keller and David Kaylor)(Brief Article)
• A 3-in-1 column: I thank. I wish. I make resolutions. On a single page!(Column)
  by Jessell, Harry A.
• Keeping score on 2003: so many winners and losers, so little space.(broadcasting and cable industries)(Column)
  by Jessell, Harry A.
• E! Networks is promoting GAVIN HARVEY to executive vice president of marketing.(People Meeter)(Brief Article)
• SNL non grata in Iowa.(Breaking ...)(Brief Article)
• Comcast Chicago channel could wipe Fox Sports net out of game.(Top of the Week)
  by Higgins, John M.
• Nightly, but later.(Cable)(Brief Article)
  by Romano, Allison
• The prime time race.(Programming)
• Faking it in a new job.(really!)(Brief Article)
• Univision CEO is in Dubya's camp.(Politics)(Brief Article)
  by Hatch, David
• Walsh talk show is syndie victim.(Programming)(Brief Article)
  by Albiniak, Paige

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