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Articles in September, 2004 issue of Broadcasting & Cable

• WUSA union probe.(Station Break)(Brief Article)
• The Fox trot: network saves money, bandwidth with HD feeds.(Technology: production / transmission / broadband)
  by Kerschbaumer, Ken
• See you in court.(Committed To The First Amendment)
• Moving South.(Station Break)(Brief Article)
• Angels, Emmys and DVD: award haul promises to lift HBO miniseries' home-video sales.(What's an Emmy Worth?)
  by Higgins, John M.
• The demos.(Market Focus / St. Louis)(Brief Article)(Illustration)
• The prime time race.(Illustration)
• Fortunes smiles.(popularity of King World Productions Inc. program )(Brief Article)
• NAB pushes emergency readiness.(Capital Watch)(Brief Article)
• B&C indices: week of Sept. 17-23.(Top of the Week)(Illustration)
• FTC posts inch to Senate OK.(Breaking ...)(Federal Trade Commission )(Brief Article)
• New UPN in horse country.(Station Break)(WKYT, United Paramount Network)(Brief Article)
• Breaking up is hard to do: Adelphia aims to avoid auction leftovers.(Adelphia Communications Corp.)
  by Higgins, John M.
• Down the road: initiative's Spengler on TV's ad future, product placement and lost opportunities.(Top of the Week)(Tim Spengler)(Interview)
  by Romano, Allison
• Mac Motion.(Cutting Edge)(Brief Article)
• The datacasting charge: dotcast grabs new viewers by providing niche content.(Interview)
• Powell presses on: rebuffed in the Senate, FCC chief still insists on an aggressive schedule for return of analog channels.(Washington: regulation / law / courts)(Michael Powell)(Federal Communications Commission)
  by McConnell, Bill
• Change is in the air: the weather channel enhances service, streamlines costs.(Technology: production / transmission / broadband)
  by Kerschbaumer, Ken
• Bounty hunter.(In The Loop)(Cable News Network)(Brief Article)
• Major meetings.(Brief Article)(Calendar)
• Alive and kicking.(In The Loop)(HBO's television program, Six Feet Under's ratings)(Brief Article)
• Journalist threat level raised.(Fast Track)(Committee for Freedom of the Press)(Brief Article)
• Sizing up fall: Jeff Zucker touts NBC's new season, is mum about Trio's future and smacks down the Champ.(Programming)(NBC Universal Inc)(Interview)
• At a glance.(Brief Article)(Illustration)
• The Apprentice does Yahoo!(Fast Track)(Mark Burnett Productions)(Brief Article)
• Fast and cheap: NY1 News embraces P2 newsgathering format.(Technology)
  by Kerschbaumer, Ken
• Two cents.
• Sweeps cheaters busted.(Station Break)(Brief Article)
• Major meetings.(Top of the Week)(Brief Article)(Calendar)
• Ratings / Aug. 16-22.(Syndication Watch)(Illustration)
• Olympics fell talk shows.(Syndie Insider)(Brief Article)
• Fox Sports Net.(Journalism)(appointments)(Brief Article)
• Sue Binford, senior VP, communications, ABC television network and ABC broadcast group.(Programming)(American Broadcasting Companies Inc)(Brief Article)
• Fighting the Jackson fine: how First Amendment lawyers would attack the FCC's ruling.(Top of the Week)
  by McConnell, Bill
• Fore play.(Fast Track)(Brief Article)
• What's an Emmy worth? The benefits of winning a golden statue has its limits.
  by Seibel, Deborah Starr
• Nielsen Ratings/ Aug. 30-Sep. 5.(Illustration)
  by Ray, Kenneth
• Hollywood on the line.(Paramount Pictures Corp. Domestic Television Div., T-Mobile USA Inc., contract)
• Down for the count.(MSNBC Cable Network new television program)(Brief Article)
• Eye shines bright: led by CSI, CBS bests NBC on Thursday night.(Top of the Week)
  by Romano, Allison
• Indecency proposal.(Capital Watch)(Brief Article)
• Changing hands.(Business)(Directory)
• Never say never: cable and satellite companies are racing to lure the 20 million Americans who neither watch nor pay for TV.(Cover Story)
  by McConnell, Bill
• NAB's FCC ties.(Capital Watch)(Federal Communications Commission)(National Association of Broadcasters)(Brief Article)
• It's not a novela, it's NBC: English-language networks develop a Latin touch.(Special report: Hispanic TV)(National Broadcasting Company)
  by Martin, Ed
• Stepping stones: with more cable systems coming aboard, TV One is on its way.(African-American TV Special Report)
• Ily dose of Fear.(Syndie Insider)(Fear Factor's syndication by NBC)(Brief Article)
• Nielsen ratings: Sept. 6-12.(Programming)(television audience ratings)(Illustration)
  by Ray, Kenneth
• HD goes wireless.(IBC Briefs)(Brief Article)
• Broadcast's minority workforce.(African-American TV Special Report)(Illustration)
• Kahuna does double duty: Snell switcher performs SD and HD operations simultaneously.(Snell and Wilcox)
  by Kerschbaumer, Ken
• The usual suspects: B&C handicaps the most talked-about candidates.(Top of the Week)(Brief Article)
• Norman Knight's night.(Fast Track)(Brief Article)
• On the road: Microsoft and Creative Labs push portable video players.(Tech Q&A)
• Capital combat.(Market focus: Washington)
• Time to say goodnight: Raymond producer has it right, but many series don't know when to quit.
  by Roush, Matt
• Let's not go to the videotape.(Federal Communications Commission)
• Letter to our readers.(cable broadcasting)(Brief Article)
  by Brown, Roger
• Contemplate the possibilities of an all-digital on-demand world.(cable networks)(High Frequency Communication )(Brief Article)
• B & C indices.(Week of Aug. 26-Sept. 2)(Brief Article)(Illustration)
• Nielsen ratings: Aug. 23-29.(Programming)(Illustration)
  by Ray, Kenneth
• Parting shot.(Fast Track)(Tony Esparza retiring from CBS Inc.)(Brief Article)
• Return on the Emmys.(Syndie Insider)(Emmy Awards,media coverage)(Brief Article)
• Cox favors solid-state.(Cutting Edge)(Brief Article)
• Early returns: this fall, CSI sizzles, Hawaii tumbles and Lost grabs men.(Top of the Week)
  by Romano, Allison
• The MTV shuffle.(In The Loop)(Brief Article)
• DTV expands reach: new standard improves signal and low-power TV.(Top of the Week)
  by Kerschbaumer, Ken
• Mix and match.(Market focus: Grand Rapids)
• The crossownership cloud: Tribune thought it had won the war, but now there is a new battle to fight in court.(Close-Up Tribune Co.)
  by Albiniak, Paige
• In Chicago, it's an institution: WGN has a deep and lasting bond with viewers in the Windy City.(Close-Up Tribune Co.)
  by Albiniak, Paige
• Internet TV on the way, Powell says.(Capital Watch)(Brief Article)
• NAMIC crafts a diverse confab.(African-American TV Special Report)(National Association of Multi-Ethnicity in Communications)
• Comcast Sports Southeast/ Charter Sports Southeast.(Cable TV)(Brief Article)
• B&C indices.(Week of Sept. 3-9)(Illustration)
• Joey holds his own.(Breaking ...)(Brief Article)
• Ratings: Aug. 23-29.(Syndication Watch)(Illustration)
• New tech in focus: IBC's campus celebrates global ingenuity.
  by Kerschbaumer, Ken
• Nielsen ups and downs.(Station Break)(Nielsen Co.)(Brief Article)
• PTC goes after licenses.(Breaking ...)(Parents Television Council)(Brief Article)
• VoIP's star rising once again: with operational issues buttoned up, MSOs turn from trials to deployments.(Voice-over-Internet Protocol)(multiple system operators)

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